Ubuntu
indicator-keyboard package

  1. Bug #1430971
  2. Comment #2

Comment 2 for bug 1430971

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Eric Chaskes (echaskes) wrote :

Thanks for your quick response.

I was running Vivid on 2 laptops. I did a dist-upgrade on each of them and had the experience described above on both laptops.

Additional details:

1. ibus and ibus-pinyin were installed during system installation as normal.

2. I added and then removed ibus-pinyin as an input method (on on computer, but not the other).

3. But I had not yet installed the additional ibus packages that I normally use, such is ibus-libpinyin, ibus-anthy, etc. on either computer.

4. The dist-upgrade contained the packages in the attached list, including fcitx (etc) as an automatic install and the new version of indicator-keyboard.

5. I added ibus-libpinyin, but could not add the method. After a little investigation I saw that fcitx was now the default IM. I assumed this was by design and added fcitx-libpinyin, etc.

6. I noticed an immediate change in the topbar input icon.

Please let me know if there's anything I can add.