At least in LXDE after a restart of the system java applications, such as netbeans do not recognize keyboard strokes such as "Alt-Shift-O" (go to file). This can be changed, running e.g. drakkeyboard & selecting another layout, save & reopen, reselect, save. Or, by the desktop app of lxde, I had to deselect "system setting" and select it again & close the dialog. After this, all is fine. Reproducible: Steps to Reproduce:
Can you reproduce this with other desktops, or is this only an LXDE problem?
it's the same issue on mate desktop, icewm works. I don't have more desktops installed.
If it works on IceWM then it's doubtful Java is to blame. CC'ing LXDE and MATE maintainers.
CC: (none) => nicolas.salguero, tarakbumbaSource RPM: java-1.8.0-openjdk-1.8.0.45-6.b13.1.mga5.src.rpm => (none)
Summary: Keyboardlayout not fully recognized until running any keyboard switch app => Keyboardlayout not fully recognized until running any keyboard switch app (lxde, mate)Whiteboard: (none) => MGA5TOO
Hi, Does resolution of bug 14622 helped for this bug too? Best regards, Nico.
no, it does not. I have this problem only on one machine, even though it disturbs me and I don't understand the differences. If I find some time, I will investigate this problem.
(In reply to M K from comment #5) > no, it does not. I have this problem only on one machine, even though it > disturbs me and I don't understand the differences. If I find some time, I > will investigate this problem. Have you been able to investigate it more? With the current information we have it will be very difficult to find a solution.
Keywords: (none) => NEEDINFO
thanks for the reminder, it looks like some update solved this issue - but unfortunately I don't know which. So I close this bug.
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDResolution: (none) => INVALID