Debian Patches
Status for gnome-desktop/44.3-3
| Patch | Description | Author | Forwarded | Bugs | Origin | Last update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| languages-Look-at-LOCPATH-before-compile-time-LIBLOCALEDI.patch | languages: Look at $LOCPATH before compile-time LIBLOCALEDIR This allows unit testing on a minimal system with no locales set up, by generating some locales in a directory and setting LOCPATH. |
Simon McVittie <smcv@debian.org> | no | 2021-10-14 | ||
| Use-mozc-as-the-default-input-source-for-Japanese.patch | Use mozc as the default input source for Japanese Upstream prefers ibus-anthy for Japanese input, while Debian uses ibus-mozc as the default. In particular, task-japanese-gnome-desktop Recommends ibus-mozc on architectures where it is available. There seems to be consensus that mozc is a better default for Debian. It is also the default in Ubuntu since 16.04 at the request of Japanese Ubuntu users, according to Ubuntu developer Gunnar Hjalmarsson. [smcv: Add more context to commit message] |
YOSHINO Yoshihito <yy.y.ja.jp@gmail.com> | no | debian | vendor, Debian | 2023-01-28 |
| Fall-back-to-ibus-anthy-if-ibus-mozc-jp-is-unavailable.patch | Fall back to ibus:anthy if ibus:mozc-jp is unavailable According to discussion on #1029821, mozc only supports little-endian CPU architectures (for example i386 and arm64) and does not support big-endian CPU architectures (for example powerpc and s390x), which is why task-japanese-desktop and task-japanese-gnome-desktop have a fallback dependency on uim-anthy and ibus-anthy respectively. Reflect this by falling back to anthy if mozc doesn't appear to be installed. |
Simon McVittie <smcv@debian.org> | no | debian | vendor, Debian | 2023-03-05 |
| debian/Revert-default-IM-for-zh_HK-to-ibus-table-cangjie5.patch | Revert default IM for zh_HK to ibus-table-cangjie5 In Debian 12, and in testing as of 2025-06-09, the default input method for zh_HK users was "ibus"/"table:cangjie5" (the ibus-table-cangjie5 package). Upstream release 44.3 changed this to "ibus"/"cangjie" (the ibus-cangjie package). These are both implementations of the Cangjie input method, typically used in Hong Kong and Macau to enter Traditional Chinese characters (unless I've been misled by Wikipedia). To avoid possible regressions during the Debian 13 freeze, return to the Debian 12 behaviour while we discuss which one would be a better default with the l10n-chinese mailing list. This reverts commit e89ad22f10961955c5495be96de2d0ff122ffe62. |
Simon McVittie <smcv@debian.org> | not-needed | debian | 2025-06-09 |