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Alexander Kirillov wrote: |
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>>>Kb layout switch in session unlock screen |
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>>>doesn't work for me after upgrade to kde 3.4 |
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>>>When kde session locks on timeout |
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>>>and the keyboard happens to be left in non-english layout |
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>>>I can't switch it back to en and have to kill X |
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>>>to get things back to normal. |
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>>>This only happens when unlocking a session |
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>>>and works well inside kde. |
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>>>Any ideas? |
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>> |
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>>Sounds like it could be a security constraint. A locked screen |
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>>shouldn't allow much more than password input. You can't input the |
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>>password with the non-en layout? Too bad :-(. |
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> Hi Zac, |
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> That doesn't sound optimistic. Does it? |
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> The problem is it used to be working. |
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> And the widget to switch kb layouts is still there. |
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> But it doesn't work as expected. |
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> And yep. The damn password is all ascii. Too bad. |
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> I've just found this is not the only problem I'm having |
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> with i18n in kde. For some reason I can't switch encodings in |
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> kde editors either. |
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> I should mention this happened after massive system cleanup. |
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> Removed gnome and a bunch of multimedia soft I didn't need any more. |
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> Followed by usual depcleans and revdep-rebuilds. |
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> Didn't find any inconsistences in installed ebuilds though. |
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> So the challenge still stands and all suggestions welcome. |
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> Sasha |
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I wasn't aware that such a widget existed. If I knew how to make the widget appear and switch keyboard layouts then I would gladly test it for you on my end. |
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Zac |
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