Description of problem: After the input source 'hangul', I can enable the option 'start at hangul mode'. Even after I enabled it, whenever I switch to hangul, it does not start at hangul mode. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): IBus 1.5.14 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add the input source 'hangul' 2. Enable the option 'start at hangul mode'. 3. Switch input mode Actual results: Hangul mode does not start as enabled Expected results: Hangul mode starts as enabled
Created attachment 1223663 [details] actual result
Created attachment 1223664 [details] expected result
Sorry, I didn't notice this bug. Seems to be relative with ibus-settings-hangul while I don't try the test.
s|ibus-settings-hangule|/usr/libexec/ibus-setup-hangul|
Sorry, I can't reproduce this bug on fresh Fedora 25 installation. Could you reproduce it on Fedora 25? To take effects, this option needs to re-login the desktop.
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(In reply to Peng Wu from comment #5) > Sorry, I can't reproduce this bug on fresh Fedora 25 installation. > > Could you reproduce it on Fedora 25? > To take effects, this option needs to re-login the desktop. I think this problem exists even though reloggin into desktop or restarting ibus. 1. Super-space and enable ibus-hangul 2. Launch ibus-setup-hangul and enable "Star in hangul mode" 3. Super-space and enable another engine 4. Run ibus restart 5. Super-space and enable ibus-hangul It's not hangul mode until type Shift-space.
(In reply to fujiwara from comment #7) > (In reply to Peng Wu from comment #5) > > Sorry, I can't reproduce this bug on fresh Fedora 25 installation. > > > > Could you reproduce it on Fedora 25? > > To take effects, this option needs to re-login the desktop. > > I think this problem exists even though reloggin into desktop or restarting > ibus. > > 1. Super-space and enable ibus-hangul > 2. Launch ibus-setup-hangul and enable "Star in hangul mode" > 3. Super-space and enable another engine > 4. Run ibus restart > 5. Super-space and enable ibus-hangul > > It's not hangul mode until type Shift-space. I didn't notice "Apply" button. I think this is not a bug.
Agreed.