On 2022-01-26 at 20:34:09, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: > @Brian: Thanks for additional info. > > I probably tested on Wayland. Now I have tested on Xorg too, and don't see > it there either. > > I have one idea (and this is a long shot): Do you possibly have an > ~/.XCompose file? If you have, can you try to rename it (in order to disable > it), relogin, and try again. The reason I ask is that I have > <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1849399> in mind. It shows that a mistake in > ~/.XCompose might lead to unexpected behavior.
I don't have an ~/.XCompose file. I use the standard X compose
sequences. The only keyboard configuration I have at all is this in my
~/.Xsessionrc and an ~/.Xmodmap:
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setxkbmap -option capslock:escape -option compose:lwin \
-option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp
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The .Xmodmap looks like this:
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keycode 166 = Prior
keycode 167 = Next
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I don't believe those do anything anymore; I had an old laptop where
those mapped keys to PgUp and PgDown, but the keys in those positions
on this laptop are PgUp and PgDown.
Otherwise, this is a totally standard, boring U.S. English
configuration with a standard U.S. English keyboard.
> @Osamu: Unloading ibus somehow would only be a workaround, right? I mean,
> you should be able to use a Compose key without issues also when the
> ibus-daemon is running.
This did previously work just fine. I've had ibus installed for some
time and I know it's been running because one of the key mappings
changed unexpectedly, as I mentioned. I don't mind if it's installed as
long as the behavior is as it used to be.
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brian m. carlson (he/him or they/them)
Toronto, Ontario, CA
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