I see that this bug is marked low priority, because of the scim-immodule
workaround. Please note that the workaround appears not to apply easily
to Ubuntu 12.04 (the LTS release as of this writing). Ubuntu 12 installs
Gtk 3, but it has no scim-gtk3-immodule package. It has a package for
gtk2.
Other net searches do not reveal any other workaround. So I believe this
issue warrants more attention -- it can't be considered "work-around-
able" if the workaround fails in current LTS!
More info - Here's what I did:
im-switch -c
--> and choose immodule from the menu
Log out, log in again, no change in behavior.
.xinput.d/en_US contains:
gtkimm_exists () {
# check if any immodules installed
for dir in /usr/lib*/gtk-2.0/2.*/immodules; do
if [ -r ${dir}/im-$1.so ]; then
return 0
fi
done
return 1
}
There is no /usr/lib/gtk-2.0 on my system. I have gtk-3.0 and inside,
there is no subfolder at any level called "immodules."
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SCIM prevents "quick find" by just typing in nautilus
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