Hi Bill,
I am on 14.04 (r10) and yes, I noticed that auto-caps is working
in the Notes and Messaging apps. However, when I try composing a
new message in GMail or a new tweet in the Twitter app, the
keyboard doesn't even show up.
With reference to the reply from Thomas, I was wondering about
the command:
adb shell sudo -iu phablet gsettings set
com.canonical.keyboard.maliit enabled-languages "['en', 'es',
'fr', 'pt', 'de', 'zh']"
The layout is picked from the LANGUAGE env variable. A recent
keyboard is needed.
In a previous build r100 I think, I tried changing the keyboard
layout according to my question here:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/362910/swedish-keyboard-on-ubuntu-touch
Does the keyboard depend on the display language from the Ubuntu
Touch settings? I was thinking I could use a Swedish keyboard
together with the English UI language, as Swedish is not yet
enabled in Ubuntu Touch (probably because it isn't ready enough).
In that case, how do I enable Swedish for the UI?
Thanks,
Tomas
Bill Filler skrev 2013-11-05 14:51:
On 11/05/2013 06:23 AM, Tomas Ö wrote:
Hi Thomas,
thanks for the input. I will try this for the keyboard layout.
As I stated below, I have tried the auto-caps command without
any result. I guess that is what you meant with the
"predicitive-text true" command...? I will try that again also.
auto-caps is the default behavior now and is working in the
latest image. The first letter of the word or after punctiation
should be automatically capitilized in non special text fields.
you should not need to turn predictive-text on to get the
auto-caps functionality as they are properly decoupled. Are you
using latest trusty image?
phablet-flash ubuntu-system --channel trusty-proposed
I assume that these commands could also be issued from the
terminal app on the device, or?
Thank you,
Tomas
Thomas Moenicke skrev 2013-11-05 12:18:
Hi Tomas,
you need to add the desired language to the list of enabled
languages:
adb shell sudo -iu phablet gsettings set
com.canonical.keyboard.maliit enabled-languages "['en', 'es',
'fr', 'pt', 'de', 'zh']"
The layout is picked from the LANGUAGE env variable. A recent
keyboard is needed.
For getting autocaps working also try this:
adb shell sudo -iu phablet gsettings set
com.canonical.keyboard.maliit predictive-text true
Thomas
On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 12:30 PM, Tomas Ö <tomoqv@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:tomoqv@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Is it possible to change the keyboard layout with the
gsettings command? I also tried to change
auto-capitalization with the following command in the
terminal on my device:
sudo -iu phablet gsettings set
com.canonical.keyboard.maliit auto-capitalization true
but it didn't work.
Thanks,
Tomas
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