Thanks for the bug report. Adding ubuntu-desktop-installer.
Subiquity supports configuring the "toggle" key binding. That said there is no default key binding for it.
For the server installer, the UI shows a dialog to configure the key binding when a non-latin layout it selected. But it looks like this dialog is not there on the desktop UI.
The following API call can tell if a given keyboard layout requires a toggle:
GET a/keyboard/needs_toggle?layout_code=...&variant_code=...
Non-ASCII characters _are_ supported in subiquity. I quickly tested in the server installer and I could login using greek characters after install + reboot. I am going to test with the desktop installer as well.
Update: I confirm that after finishing a desktop install (using a greek password), I can't authenticate ..
Hello,
Thanks for the bug report. Adding ubuntu- desktop- installer.
Subiquity supports configuring the "toggle" key binding. That said there is no default key binding for it.
For the server installer, the UI shows a dialog to configure the key binding when a non-latin layout it selected. But it looks like this dialog is not there on the desktop UI.
The following API call can tell if a given keyboard layout requires a toggle:
GET a/keyboard/ needs_toggle? layout_ code=.. .&variant_ code=.. .
Non-ASCII characters _are_ supported in subiquity. I quickly tested in the server installer and I could login using greek characters after install + reboot. I am going to test with the desktop installer as well.
Update: I confirm that after finishing a desktop install (using a greek password), I can't authenticate ..
Thanks,
Olivier