Eberhard Beilharz

> Is there a the roadmap for wayland integration ? Yes, if everything goes as planned Keyman will work with Wayland in the upcoming version 15. We're currently working on...

On Ubuntu 21.10 Impish `ibus-keyman` crashes when running under Wayland when trying to switch to a Keyman keyboard.

See also #6172. Additionally, typing with "Korean KORDA Jamo (SIL)" keyboard doesn't work properly in LibreOffice Writer. Type hangeul. This should result in "한글", but after typing `g` no further...

It seems support for Wayland in ibus is incomplete (see [here](https://github.com/ibus/ibus/issues/2182)) and only properly works in XWayland. ibus comes with an `ibus-wayland` client, but that never gets started. Trying to...

See TEST_KO_WRITER and TEST_KM_WRITER tests in regression test suite (with "Khmer Angkor" keyboard, type `xEjmr`; with "Korean KORDA Jamo (SIL)" keyboard, type `hangeul`).

Problems that needs to be solved to fully support Wayland: - [ ] generating key presses - [ ] enable/disable caps lock - [ ] not losing focus when clicking...

While testing typing `shrI` with the _Vedic Sanskrit Devanagari Phonetic (ITRANS)_ keyboard (which should output श्री) I made some interesting discoveries with Wayland: With the ordered output changes (#7079) things...

I found two workarounds: - on the user's machine: set the `GTK_IM_MODULE` environment variable before starting the app: ```bash export GTK_IM_MODULE=ibus ``` - in code: set `usleep(50);` after calling `ibus_engine_delete_surrounding_text()`

Hi @mkm65535, in what application do you try to type? And I don't quite understand: what keys do you press? 'k' followed by 'a' in your first example? And what's...

Thanks, that makes it clearer :smile: Unfortunately I'm still not able to reproduce your problem. I had a similar effect at one point in gedit when running on Wayland after...