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Can't enter Umlaut/accented characters #60
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Cannot reproduce this. Which version are you using and how exactly do you "enter the special character"? |
Flatpak 1.0.9-ubuntu0.1. I'm using a Swiss-French or Swiss-German keyboard. The character are entered directly from that keyboard. |
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You may have realised that I'm not at all a developer (and as a linux mint user even less familiar with Flatpak) ;-) But to answer your questions: 1: Flatpak: |
Hmm reading that ticket … can you try |
I have to admit that I don't remember anymore how I installed Flatpak. Just followed some online tutorial.
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I'm not sure if behavior will be different if you have a non-english Locale, but installing inkscape via flatpak did not install the French locale for me (requiring me to install it manually). Yes, installing inkscape did install both org.inkscape.Inkscape and org.inkscape.Inkscape.Locale though. Anyway, coming back to this issue, could you also test with https://flathub.org/apps/details/io.github.wereturtle.ghostwriter or other QT apps, to see if this is a general issue with flatpaks problem (my last comment on the gitlab issue)? |
@okko7 locale and then:
(this will enter the Inkscape Flatpak sandbox, and You can just type This will help checking if the locale is inconsistent between the host and inside Flatpak. Thanks. |
~$ locale ~$ flatpak run --command=sh org.inkscape.Inkscape//stablesh-5.0$ locale |
This message inside the sandbox:
is probably why the problem is occurring. But we need to figure out why in order to solve it. |
Download and install a software via Flatpak.
Software works, but can't enter special character.
Launching the software from the command line, I receive the following error message:
`** (org.inkscape.Inkscape:2): WARNING **: 21:33:25.783: Error converting text from IM to UTF-8: Invalid byte sequence in conversion input
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The issue doesn't occur if I run the same piece of software from an AppImage.
Example described in details here based on Inkscape, but could reproduce it with Melt :
https://gitlab.com/inkscape/inbox/-/issues/2735#note_378602787
System: Linux Mint 19.3, Mate 1.22.2.
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