Re: [opensuse-m17n] A plan to update ibus 1.5

在 2013-06-26三的 00:13 +0900，Fuminobu TAKEYAMA写道： Hi all: Fedora 19 released on July 2, we can test ibus 1.5.2 in Fedora 19 in order to decide whether update ibus to 1.5.2 in openSUSE.

Hi,

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We're leading. If so, we have to ask other distro guys to update and test it and fix its problems with us because we do not have enough human resource to do that.

My concern is just that ibus 1.5 seems to be tested only on the latest GNOME and Fedora.

I guess they will update ibus before 13.1 release even if we do not ask.

But I heard from a Japanese Ubuntu developer that they may start to discuss whether they should switch IM from ibus to fcitx or not.

BTW, anyone knows how to restart publisher of M17N:Devel/openSUSE_12.3/x86_64? It stops for several months by some reason. OBS says "No build possible atm, waiting for jobs in other repositories"

Fuminobu TAKEYAMA

(2013/06/23 23:39), Marguerite Su wrote:

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Hi, listmates,

On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 12:04 PM, Fuminobu TAKEYAMA wrote:

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Hello all,

Let's restart to discuss toward 13.1.

We had postponed to update ibus to 1.5.0 for 12.3 because of several regressions or bugs. # and other distributions such as Ubuntu also did.

I have to clear the fact:

Actually Ubuntu follows us. IBus maintainer for Ubuntu is a friend of mine. He trusts our profession/specialty about Gnome, Input Methods, Integration and improvement.

So we don't need to take _other_ distributions into consideration. We're leading.

In my opinion, the block was its functionality under GNOME, like:

* Whitelist for functions. eg: some combo keys/buttons used by Chinese/Japanese were blocked( IBus still had them). It was said such regressions wouldn't be fixed before 3.9. * Other weak implementations about input method GUIs in _core_.

So we need to investigate if such situation turned better on GNOME side.

Greetings

Marguerite

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