ibus-avro closes when ibus-preferences is closed
See original GitHub issueos: Manjaro DE: KDE
when my laptop starts, the following dialogue is shown
then, after selecting yes, this comes up though i’ve added the lines in ~/.bashrc
then the ibus preferences
window opens, along with avro
in system tray
but the problem starts when i close the ibus preferences
, it also closes avro
from system tray, thus avro doesn’t work afterwards.
(also, with the avro turned on, i can only write Bangla
on chrome, Ican not write bangla on text editors like Kate
.
thank you.
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@artmg wrote:
Well, no. Mostly because setting those variables in
~/.bashrc
is not a good idea, since that won’t make them available to applications started from the graphical UI.The best way is to open the Input Method tool and set ibus there. Or doing it from command line:
At next reboot that will both start the IBus daemon and set the appropriate variables session wide. No need for setting variables in
~/.bashrc
or a special autostart entry.@artmg: I wouldn’t say “correcting”… more calling your attention to a handy tool which is available on all Debian and *buntu systems. 😉