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[Bug 879838] [NEW] Keyboard Layout "Germany Neo 2": Mod4 does not work if used as secondary keyboard layout

 

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If Neo 2 is used as secondary keyboard layout, Layer 4 and 6 (that is,
Mod4) don't work. To reproduce this bug, do the following:

1: Neo 2 as primary keyboard layout
- start gnome-keyboard-properties
- Click "Add..."
- Select Country: "Germany" and Variants: "Germany Neo 2"
- Select "Germany Neo 2" and move it to the top of the list.
Try to use Neo Layer 4 or 6. E.g. type the number "4" which is "Mod4" and "n" in Neo ("<" and "j" in standard German QWERTZ layout) or move the cursor left using "Mod4" and "i" ("AltGr" and "s" in QWERTZ layot).  Works as expected.

2: Neo as secondary layout
- Now add "Germany Eliminate dead keys" to the list and move it to the top
- Use "Neo 2" as secondary layout
- Click "Options" and select "Scroll lock" (or any other) as "Key(s) to change layout"
Now switch to Neo using the selected key and try to type "4" or move the curser as above. Instead of Neo Layer 4 or 6 you will have Layer 1/3 (that is, you will be typing an "n" instead of a "4" and an "i" instead of moving the cursor left). 

Choosing other keys for layout change or turning the compose key on/off
does not change anything. Neither does applying "Neo 2" as primary
layout system wide and using "Germany Eliminate dead keys" with "Neo 2"
as a secondary keyboard layout as local user.

Applying the patch suggested on neo-layout.org for a similar problem
(http://wiki.neo-layout.org/ticket/174) does not have any effect.

Description:	Ubuntu 11.04
Release:	11.04
xkb-data: 2.1-1ubuntu3

** Affects: xkeyboard-config (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Keyboard Layout "Germany Neo 2": Mod4 does not work if used as secondary keyboard layout
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/879838
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