(I am not sure if this is in anaconda itself, or if it is managed by abrt or something else) I was trying the new new fedora 20 alpha and the custom partitioning stuff crashed and gave me a traceback... I wanted to be a good citizen so I decided to click on "report a bug" and the installer asked me to enter my id for bugzilla.redhat.com, which I assume is my mail address, but the text entry does not let me type "@"
libreport uses GtkEntry widget [1], [2] and does not configure the widget to prevent you from typing any character. Reassigning from libreport to gtk3. [1]: https://github.com/abrt/libreport/blob/master/src/gui-wizard-gtk/wizard.c#L1627 [2]: https://github.com/abrt/libreport/blob/master/src/gtk-helpers/event_config_dialog.c#L124
There's no problem at all with accepting @ characters. You will have to do some debugging on your side, and not just point me at your source and expect me to do it for you.
@paolo borelli: Since neither gtk3 nor libreport consciously prevents you from typing '@', I need to know the answers for the following questions. How about other special characters? What keyboard layout did you choose? What kind of keyboard are you using?
I am using an italian keyboard and I selected the italian layout (or at least I hope so). I cannot retest right now with other characters
I couldn't reproduce this with an italian layout. Can you please retest now?
Sorry, I cannot really easily retest this now. I guess if it works for everybody else let's just close this and if it happens again next time I do an install from scratch I'll reopen it
Thank you! Closing per comment #6