I can confirm and append this issue.
This is still true for Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS and this issue (double effect) covers
Latvian apostrophe (`) and single quote (') accented characters. Right Alt
works fine, instead.
There is no difference, if you use
"Latvian",
"Latvian (F)",
"Latvian (Modern Latin)",
"Latvian (adopted)",
"Latvian (apostrophe)" or
"Latvian (tilde)"
if layout offers apostrophe (`) or single quote (') option, it has double
effect Right Alt works fine on any layout, where it is available.
Moreover I have lately upgraded from Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. it does have
similar issue - single quote (') works unstable. On rapid
āāāāāāāāāāāā... typing in any text field, I have received
āāāaāāāāaāāā... (some "ā" typed as "a"). By describing this, I suppose,
this issue evolving, since then.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2040450
Title:
Ubuntu 23.10 Latvian keyboard layout (apostrophe) broken
Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
When using keyboard layout Latvian (apostrophe), when writing accented
characters like "š", second character is outputed accented, too.
When writing, for example, 'so, šō is outputted (should be šo)
When testing keyboard during Ubuntu 23.10 installation and choosing
Latvian (apostrophe) layout, the behaviour was correct.
affects ubuntu/mantic
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