Closed 5l2 closed 5 months ago
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@5l2 Thanks for starting this merge request!
I tried using this with the recent Obsidian update, however it didn't seem to work with the Anthy input method I typically use in Gnome Shell for inserting Japanese characters.
Can you test this change with the new update, and can you document in the README what input methods work?
https://github.com/flathub/md.obsidian.Obsidian/blob/master/README.md#wayland-support
@joshua-stone Of course. Let me study what happened.
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Emm, weird with ibus.
The issue of ibus IME not working under native wayland has not been resolved in my attempts.
It seems that the issue needs to be addressed by GNOME or Electron.
However, at least fcitx5 with KDE works fine under native wayland now.
I will remove the --gtk-version=4
option and update the documentation.
See also:
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All done. Ping @joshua-stone Could you please review it again?
@5l2 Thanks for documenting. This looks good to me.
I recently noticed that Fcitx5 IME doesn't work with some electron-based applications when running natively under Wayland.
After some research, it turns out that this is an electron problem that can be solved with the
--enable-wayland-ime
option.See also: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/ime-fcitx-doesnt-work-when-wayland-is-enabled/79941