Cyrillic (Russian / Ukrainian) input source types Latin letters on Asus Zenbook UX331UN
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On Ubuntu 18.04 input sources Russian / Ukrainian type latin letters. When I open "Keyboard layout" is correct (Cyrillic). I found that input source "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type correctly Cyrillic but layout it's strange. Does someone found how to fix this problem?
18.04 keyboard keyboard-layout asus cyrillic
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Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
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On Ubuntu 18.04 input sources Russian / Ukrainian type latin letters. When I open "Keyboard layout" is correct (Cyrillic). I found that input source "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type correctly Cyrillic but layout it's strange. Does someone found how to fix this problem?
18.04 keyboard keyboard-layout asus cyrillic
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22
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On Ubuntu 18.04 input sources Russian / Ukrainian type latin letters. When I open "Keyboard layout" is correct (Cyrillic). I found that input source "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type correctly Cyrillic but layout it's strange. Does someone found how to fix this problem?
18.04 keyboard keyboard-layout asus cyrillic
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
On Ubuntu 18.04 input sources Russian / Ukrainian type latin letters. When I open "Keyboard layout" is correct (Cyrillic). I found that input source "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type correctly Cyrillic but layout it's strange. Does someone found how to fix this problem?
18.04 keyboard keyboard-layout asus cyrillic
18.04 keyboard keyboard-layout asus cyrillic
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
asked Feb 2 at 9:32
Denys PasishnyiDenys Pasishnyi
961110
961110
Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22
add a comment |
Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22
Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22
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Have you tried the other input sources with "ukrainian" in their names? On my Dell computer "Russian (Ukraine, standard RSTU)" type cyrillic letters but I can't tell if the layout is correct, I am not used to Ukrainian. There is long discussion about the topic at: bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30658 I don't know enough russian to understand.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 10:18
Just found a solution. It's necessary to reboot Ubuntu after adding a new keyboard layout to make a new layout work properly. Strange behavior to set new layout. Both languages now work correctly.
– Denys Pasishnyi
Feb 2 at 11:44
Strange indeed, at my end it was not necessary to reboot. Glad it worked for you eventually.
– Dominik Cornice
Feb 2 at 12:22