can't change keyboard layout when setting up a SSID name during installation of Xubuntu 13.04

[remort]

i have a bug. i need to tell you about that. and i cant use apport or whatever, because it's an "Xubuntu 13.04 32 bit CD" Installation process bug.

it's about connecting to a wifi network during installation. i choose russian language for the installation on previous steps and the text field for the wi-fi network name (ssid) is unable to change it keyboard layout. so i was able to only type russian letters in this field. any key kombinations like (L,R)ctrl+shift,(L,R)alt+shift,shift+shift are not working there for changing a layout. so i continue installation process w/o wi-fi connection.

just check it and post a bug by yourself please. or ask me if you need some additional info.

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[remort (master-remort)]

is it an autoanswer? it is an installation process. i have no glue what pacage it is and i shouldn't. do all the sets for yourself please.

[remort (master-remort)]

searching for 'installation' didn't bring me any meaningful. look it's not a 'everyone can make ubuntu better' way. i just can't post a bug and i am a system administrator, not to mention ordinary people. your bugtracker sucks, sorry.