I use LibreOffice on Linux (specifically Pop_OS). In Writer, I make
frequent use of the keyboard shortcut super+space to switch between an
English keyboard and Greek (polytonic): I often switch between Greek and
English two or three times in a sentence. As of today, after a system
update (I didn't
1, 2025 at 8:17 AM Robin Smith wrote:
> My problem with the keyboard-switching shortcut is, I'm now sure, probably
> a LibreOffice problem. It does not occur in applications like emacs or vi,
> or in a terminal, or in gedit, or in Abiword. It's a problem that may sound
> trivi
My problem with the keyboard-switching shortcut is, I'm now sure, probably
a LibreOffice problem. It does not occur in applications like emacs or vi,
or in a terminal, or in gedit, or in Abiword. It's a problem that may sound
trivial, but it is a major problem to me, since I spend a great deal of m
out it? (I
frequently shift between English and polytonic (Classical) Greek keyboards
mid-sentence, so this is a major annoyance).
Robin Smith
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I've written about this before; let me add some details. About a month ago,
Writer (and *only* Writer) changed its behavior when I switch keyboards
using super+space: now, the cursor disappears in the document I'm working
on and no keyboard input is detected. Instead, I have to move the cursor
(wit
