- Select the Japanese input method ibus-kkc in the Gnome panel (or any other input method which has properties). - The properties are now displayed when opening the input method list in the gnome-panel, in case of ibus-kkc these are: Input Mode (あ) [U+1F782] Preferences - Use the gnome-control-center to add another input source (it does not matter which one). - ibus-kkc is still selected and still works, but the properties are not shown anymore when opening the list of input sources in the gnome panel. - switching to another input method and then back to ibus-kkc using the gnome-panel makes the properties of ibus-kkc appear again.
Created attachment 1068887 [details] ibus-kkc-properties-visible-and-invisible.png Left picture: The properties of ibus-kkc are visible Right picture: The properties of ibus-kkc have disappeared after adding or removing another input source. ibus-kkc is still selected and still works.
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