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GTK applications don't trigger maliit-keyboard #5

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sunweaver opened this issue Jul 25, 2022 · 3 comments
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GTK applications don't trigger maliit-keyboard #5

sunweaver opened this issue Jul 25, 2022 · 3 comments

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@sunweaver
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I have prepared a Debian package 'maliit-inputcontext-gtk' now and have tried to get maliit-keyboard up-and-running with GTK-3 applications (e.g. mate-terminal, pluma, remmina).

In the (MATE session's) environment, I set GTK_IM_MODULE=maliit and QT_IM_MODULE=maliit and export them to the environment. With Qt5 applications, I get the expected result. Whenever I enter a text-like field, the maliit-keyboard pops up on screen.

However, when clicking into text-like input fields in GTK applications, nothing happens.

I see that this project has been stale for 7 years. Is inputcontext-gtk really still an active project? Am I doing something wrong? Is there any alternative to providing GTK application support with maliit-keyboard?

cc: @dobey

@sunweaver
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I tested this with maliit-framework 2.2.1, maliit-keyboard 2.2.1.1 and Git HEAD of maliit-inputcontext-gtk.

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dobey commented Jul 25, 2022

Is this on X11 or Wayland? Under GNOME shell, or what environment? Given that the code still builds against latest gtk3 in debian testing, I don't think anything has changed that would require changes in maliit side. These plugins are also not required when using the Wayland input method protocols.

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This has been tried on MATE desktop on X.Org.

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