Package: gnome-control-center Version: 1:43.4.1-1 Followup-For: Bug #1032347
Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote: > I don't think "compose:none" is a valid XKB option. And you really > shouldn't need to do that. Agreed that it shouldn't be necessary. And also agreed that 'compose:none' doesn't seem to be declared[1] as a valid xkeyboard-config option. > James Addison wrote: > > I agree that '@as []' is written to the 'xkb-options' config entry > > momentarily after disabling the Compose Key. > > > > However, a divergence/repro does appear (repeatably) on this system: > > > > After logging out and back in again, the entry has been rewritten: > > > > $ dconf read /org/gnome/desktop/input-sources/xkb-options > > ['compose:lwin'] > That indicates a problem with the ~/.config/dconf/user file, doesn't it? > Maybe try to rename it to e.g. user.bak, relogin, and see how it behaves > with a fresh ~/.config/dconf/user file. I can confirm that the problem re-occurs after moving '~/.config/dconf/user' to path '~/.config/dconf/user.bak' and logging out and logging back in again. (in other words: after clearing settings, I can _temporarily_ disable the compose key within a session; after relogin, it is restored to 'Left Super') [1] - https://sources.debian.org/src/xkeyboard-config/2.35.1-1/rules/base.xml/#L7588-L7702
