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Message #12362
[Bug 2084001] [NEW] fixconkeys-part1 malfunctions if more than one keyboard layout is active at once at installation time
Public bug reported:
The fixconkeys-part1 script currently uses the "layout" field of the
output of `setxkbmap -query` to determine what keyboard layout to set at
the console level, which makes the disk decryption prompt work. The
problem is it assumes this field will only ever list one keyboard
layout, when in reality it can list multiple keyboard layouts separated
by commas. When this happen, the keyboard will silently fail to be
properly set up.
To fix this, only the first keyboard layout returned by `setxkbmap
-query` should be taken into account. This isn't a perfect solution, but
it's better than the current situation and is safe.
** Affects: calamares-settings-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
fixconkeys-part1 malfunctions if more than one keyboard layout is
active at once at installation time
Status in calamares-settings-ubuntu package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
The fixconkeys-part1 script currently uses the "layout" field of the
output of `setxkbmap -query` to determine what keyboard layout to set
at the console level, which makes the disk decryption prompt work. The
problem is it assumes this field will only ever list one keyboard
layout, when in reality it can list multiple keyboard layouts
separated by commas. When this happen, the keyboard will silently fail
to be properly set up.
To fix this, only the first keyboard layout returned by `setxkbmap
-query` should be taken into account. This isn't a perfect solution,
but it's better than the current situation and is safe.
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