Bug#878411: gnome-session-bin doesn't set environmental variable of GTK_IM_MODULE

Takahide Nojima nozzy123nozzy at gmail.com
Sat Oct 28 16:33:45 UTC 2017


> > It's unclear from your bug report whether this was working before
> > for
> > you ("I can not anymore Japanes language anymore").
> > Are you saying that with older gnome-session-bin versions it
> > worked?
> > 
> 
>  No. 

...snip...
>  I guess , refer to main.c of gnome-session-bin, the best place of
> setting GTK_IM_MODULE env variable is in gnome-session-bin.
> 
>  Would you accept that patch as a temporary resolution?

Dear maintainer,

 I'm totally mistaken.(sorry!) 

 This patch isn't needed anymore.And also, this bug report I sent is
totaly wrong caused by my lack of knowledge about recent GNOME desktop.

 After my trial and error, I found a correct setting of gnome-control-
center, I became able to input Japanese without this patch. And also,
I found that in recent GNOME desktop, gtk applications can communicate 
to ibus without X_MODIFIERS/GTK_IM_MODULE env valiable anymore.

Correct setting and how to input Japanese using ibus:
 
 In gnome-control-center -> Region & Language -> 
      1st prior: Japanese (if you use Japanese layout keyboard)
      2nd prior: Japanese (Mozc)
  in  Input Source form. 
 
  After restarting gdm3 and doing login, press <Super(nomally as
windows key)>+<SPC> to switch input source to japanese mozc and  press
"Hankaku/Zenkaku" key,  user can input Japanese 
using mozc-jp engine via ibus.

  I did set "Region & Language" to "Japanese" (notice: "Mozc" isn't 
specified), and I found this setting means simply using Japanese layout
keyboard without using ibus.  

 Then, I mark this bug as done.

Takahide Nojima



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