I'm sorry, but this is not a usable workaround. It requires me to disable my input methods while using GnuCash, then re-enabling them afterwards. I suppose being in a monolingual computing environment would make my life easier, but I shouldn't need to disable language inputs in order to use any software.
The problem relates to the input method. Disabling IBus (that runs by default) fixes it (after a disconnection/reconnection from/to the graphical session): $ echo 'export XMODIFIERS=@im=none' > ~/.xprofile
I'm sorry, but this is not a usable workaround. It requires me to disable my input methods while using GnuCash, then re-enabling them afterwards. I suppose being in a monolingual computing environment would make my life easier, but I shouldn't need to disable language inputs in order to use any software.
The problem relates to the input method. Disabling IBus (that runs by default) fixes it (after a disconnection/reconnection from/to the graphical session):
$ echo 'export XMODIFIERS=@im=none' > ~/.xprofileI marked this as "normal" priority, but I think that it is critical for people who use GNU Cash. This bug makes GNU Cash unusable.