Japenese input method available (and sometimes selected?) by default on Hirsute images
Bug #1919455 reported by
Iain Lane
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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casper (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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High
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Gunnar Hjalmarsson | ||
mozc (Ubuntu) |
Opinion
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
I just tried with today's daily, which is the first ISO image that contains ibus-mozc 2.26.4220.
I noticed that an 'A' was displaying next to the input indicator (the 'A' seems like a bug in itself!). Clicking that showed me that this is because Japanese was selected. It's possible though that I hit something which switched input language. Picture attached.
Japanese shouldn't be available for everyone by default; I think there's a bug in the new mozc which means that it is. I checked with the previous ISO (20210316) that has the old mozc and this bug isn't present there.
Gunnar, if you're seeing this, any chance you can help us look into this bug please?
tags: | added: rls-hh-incoming |
Changed in mozc (Ubuntu): | |
status: | Invalid → Opinion |
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Yep, all Ubuntu users are expected to input Japanese from now on. :)
More seriously, I have not seen it yet, but it's most likely caused by the fix of <https:/ /bugs.debian. org/983623>. They have added an autostart script in order to make ibus-mozc available out of the box at first login in case of a Japanese install of GNOME.
I thought it wouldn't affect us adversely. We don't use tasksel, and handle those things via a gnome-settings- daemon patch. But apparently I overlooked Ubuntu's live session in combination with ibus-mozc being shipped on the ISO.
I'll fix it somehow. Hopefully in a way that won't cause an Ubuntu/Debian delta.