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Input source applet #341

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Input source applet #341

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#7
I do not think there is real way to identify a keyboard as a sound device, though some keyboards certainly are.

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There is no way to proper way to avoid autosize other than hard-coding the width.

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TheESN commented Apr 11, 2024

#7 I do not think there is real way to identify a keyboard as a sound device, though some keyboards certainly are.

My bad. I somehow thought that it is applet for different sound sources

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mmstick commented May 6, 2024

Rebased onto latest version of cosmic-applets

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mmstick commented May 6, 2024

screenshot-2024-05-06-14-05-41

The applet works well

@mmstick mmstick requested a review from wash2 May 6, 2024 13:50
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git-f0x commented May 6, 2024

Is it possible to change input sources with a shortcut (e.g. Super + Space), or would this be handled by something else (maybe comp or cosmic-settings-daemon?).
Edit: Regarding the screenshot, there may have to be some way to indicate multiple input sources for one language (GNOME I think would do something like us1 and us2).

@mmstick mmstick merged commit f789038 into pop-os:master May 6, 2024
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senntore commented May 9, 2024

Is it possible to change input sources with a shortcut (e.g. Super + Space), or would this be handled by something else (maybe comp or cosmic-settings-daemon?). Edit: Regarding the screenshot, there may have to be some way to indicate multiple input sources for one language (GNOME I think would do something like us1 and us2).

I think the shortcut for it should work even when the applet is not active on the panel.

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ids1024 commented May 9, 2024

xkb_config should be configured with all the layouts. Then I believe by default libxkbcommon should handle input source switching by key binding.

I think the input source applet needs some kind of protocol to tell the compositor to change the keymap group, instead of modifying xkb_config.

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