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    Keyboard Not Work in Chromium [Not an ibus issue]

    Hi,

    I have an older AMD 64 computer with a keyboard (not USB) that works fine with Kubuntu 14.04 except in Chromium.

    I read previous postings re this issue and followed their instructions for removing the ibus. (In Terminal: sudo killall ibus.) I then rebooted but still have the same problem of the keyboard not working in Chromium. In Terminal I again ran "sudo killall ibus" and got a message stating "ibus: no process found."

    I have no idea how to proceed from here. Any help would be appreciated.

    #2
    killall ibus won't do it.

    Code:
    killall ibus-daemon
    No need for sudo/

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      #3
      Thanks for trying blackpaw, but after pasting "killall ibus-daemon" from your post into Terminal and then rebooting my keyboard still does not work in Chromium.

      Any other suggestions?

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        #4
        Don't reboot - ibus will restart each time.

        - Close Chrome
        - killall ibus-daemon
        - Start Chrome

        You'll have to do this each time you logon. Its only a workaround till the kubuntu devs create a permanent fix.

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          #5
          Thanks blackpaw! That enabled me to use my keyboard in Chromium.

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            #6
            Excellent.

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              #7
              How can this the mandate to do when opening the computer to automatically run

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                #8
                make a script for it and set up to autorun on log in using System Settings -> startup / shutdown ->autostart . use the add script button

                the script would be a simple text file that contains

                #/bin/bash
                killall ibus-daemon

                then save it. not sure if it needs to be executable or not for autostarting a script. if it fails make it executables (rt.click properties in dolphin or chmod +x)
                Last edited by sithlord48; Jun 24, 2014, 07:08 AM. Reason: details..
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by sithlord48 View Post
                  make a script for it and set up to autorun on log in using System Settings -> startup / shutdown ->autostart . use the add script button

                  the script would be a simple text file that contains

                  #/bin/bash
                  killall ibus-daemon

                  then save it. not sure if it needs to be executable or not for autostarting a script. if it fails make it executables (rt.click properties in dolphin or chmod +x)

                  thanks sithlord48 ..!!!!

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                    #10
                    your welcome.
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