As I’m not sure where I would even report this, I hope someone can help me on this.
First, I’m running Fedora 30 and Gnome 3.32.2 with Greek (QWERTY) keyboard.
I have 3 input sources on my machine:
English (US), Greek(Greece), Japanese (Kana Kanji)
Whenever I try to switch the source from Greek to Japanese and try to type,
I only see Greek characters being typed (though then, the ‘;’ key, which is normally used for accents in Greek doesn’t seem to work).
Originally, I thought it had to do with ibus-kkc, which is used for Japanese (Kana Kanji), but then I tested switching between:
- English (US & UK)
- Greek
- Arabic
- French
- Japanese (Kana Kanji)
- Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)
The only switches to Japanese I found to have problems, where from Greek and Arabic, where I continued to see Greek/Arabic text respectively being typed (So… maybe it concerns non-Latin alphabets?). But, at the same time, the same bug occurred switching from Arabic/Greek to Chinese.