Ubuntu 18.04 input slow when Portuguese (Brazil) layout among keyboard input sources
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My system freezes for 1-2 seconds every time I need to input a password, most of the times when I start typing on the a new window or dash input and every time when I turn volume up/down through the keyboard. Probably it happens on other situations, but these are the most noticeable ones.
I am investigating it already for a long time and these are the conditions for it to happen:
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Gnome shell
- xorg display server
- Portuguese (Brazil) layout among input sources options
The problem doesn't happen if I:
1. use Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome
1. switch the interface to cinnamon or KDE on 18.04
1. switch to wayland on 18.04
1. remove Portuguese (Brazil) from input sources options
The weird thing is: if I am using English international input source it works well if and only if "Portuguese (Brazil)" is NOT among the options configured - if I add it, the problem happens even if I keep using the english input source config.
My system default language is english - maybe this is causing some kind of conflict. I don't want to use portuguese as system language because some names just get horrible (like "ÃÂrea de Trabalho").
No useful info on syslog and already tried everything here: Keyboard input lag in Ubuntu 18.04 (looks like a different problem)
Do anyone have any tip that may help? I like cinnamon but not as much as gnome shell...
Thank you very much!
keyboard 18.04 keyboard-layout gnome-shell xkb
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
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My system freezes for 1-2 seconds every time I need to input a password, most of the times when I start typing on the a new window or dash input and every time when I turn volume up/down through the keyboard. Probably it happens on other situations, but these are the most noticeable ones.
I am investigating it already for a long time and these are the conditions for it to happen:
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Gnome shell
- xorg display server
- Portuguese (Brazil) layout among input sources options
The problem doesn't happen if I:
1. use Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome
1. switch the interface to cinnamon or KDE on 18.04
1. switch to wayland on 18.04
1. remove Portuguese (Brazil) from input sources options
The weird thing is: if I am using English international input source it works well if and only if "Portuguese (Brazil)" is NOT among the options configured - if I add it, the problem happens even if I keep using the english input source config.
My system default language is english - maybe this is causing some kind of conflict. I don't want to use portuguese as system language because some names just get horrible (like "ÃÂrea de Trabalho").
No useful info on syslog and already tried everything here: Keyboard input lag in Ubuntu 18.04 (looks like a different problem)
Do anyone have any tip that may help? I like cinnamon but not as much as gnome shell...
Thank you very much!
keyboard 18.04 keyboard-layout gnome-shell xkb
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17
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up vote
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up vote
3
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My system freezes for 1-2 seconds every time I need to input a password, most of the times when I start typing on the a new window or dash input and every time when I turn volume up/down through the keyboard. Probably it happens on other situations, but these are the most noticeable ones.
I am investigating it already for a long time and these are the conditions for it to happen:
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Gnome shell
- xorg display server
- Portuguese (Brazil) layout among input sources options
The problem doesn't happen if I:
1. use Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome
1. switch the interface to cinnamon or KDE on 18.04
1. switch to wayland on 18.04
1. remove Portuguese (Brazil) from input sources options
The weird thing is: if I am using English international input source it works well if and only if "Portuguese (Brazil)" is NOT among the options configured - if I add it, the problem happens even if I keep using the english input source config.
My system default language is english - maybe this is causing some kind of conflict. I don't want to use portuguese as system language because some names just get horrible (like "ÃÂrea de Trabalho").
No useful info on syslog and already tried everything here: Keyboard input lag in Ubuntu 18.04 (looks like a different problem)
Do anyone have any tip that may help? I like cinnamon but not as much as gnome shell...
Thank you very much!
keyboard 18.04 keyboard-layout gnome-shell xkb
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
My system freezes for 1-2 seconds every time I need to input a password, most of the times when I start typing on the a new window or dash input and every time when I turn volume up/down through the keyboard. Probably it happens on other situations, but these are the most noticeable ones.
I am investigating it already for a long time and these are the conditions for it to happen:
- Ubuntu 18.04
- Gnome shell
- xorg display server
- Portuguese (Brazil) layout among input sources options
The problem doesn't happen if I:
1. use Ubuntu 16.04 Gnome
1. switch the interface to cinnamon or KDE on 18.04
1. switch to wayland on 18.04
1. remove Portuguese (Brazil) from input sources options
The weird thing is: if I am using English international input source it works well if and only if "Portuguese (Brazil)" is NOT among the options configured - if I add it, the problem happens even if I keep using the english input source config.
My system default language is english - maybe this is causing some kind of conflict. I don't want to use portuguese as system language because some names just get horrible (like "ÃÂrea de Trabalho").
No useful info on syslog and already tried everything here: Keyboard input lag in Ubuntu 18.04 (looks like a different problem)
Do anyone have any tip that may help? I like cinnamon but not as much as gnome shell...
Thank you very much!
keyboard 18.04 keyboard-layout gnome-shell xkb
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
asked May 28 at 20:32
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
164
My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17
add a comment |Â
My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17
My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17
add a comment |Â
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The input for passwords and text is now working well, without delays. Maybe some Ubuntu/gnome update (dont' know which exact update fixed it - was using cinnamon and just now tried gnome shell again).
The volume/brightness change delay is still happening, but this looks like a different problem as the screen freezes too for 1 to 2 seconds. Described the problem in a new thread: Volume and brighness adjustment OSD delay and screen freeze on Ubuntu 18.04
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
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The input for passwords and text is now working well, without delays. Maybe some Ubuntu/gnome update (dont' know which exact update fixed it - was using cinnamon and just now tried gnome shell again).
The volume/brightness change delay is still happening, but this looks like a different problem as the screen freezes too for 1 to 2 seconds. Described the problem in a new thread: Volume and brighness adjustment OSD delay and screen freeze on Ubuntu 18.04
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
The input for passwords and text is now working well, without delays. Maybe some Ubuntu/gnome update (dont' know which exact update fixed it - was using cinnamon and just now tried gnome shell again).
The volume/brightness change delay is still happening, but this looks like a different problem as the screen freezes too for 1 to 2 seconds. Described the problem in a new thread: Volume and brighness adjustment OSD delay and screen freeze on Ubuntu 18.04
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The input for passwords and text is now working well, without delays. Maybe some Ubuntu/gnome update (dont' know which exact update fixed it - was using cinnamon and just now tried gnome shell again).
The volume/brightness change delay is still happening, but this looks like a different problem as the screen freezes too for 1 to 2 seconds. Described the problem in a new thread: Volume and brighness adjustment OSD delay and screen freeze on Ubuntu 18.04
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
The input for passwords and text is now working well, without delays. Maybe some Ubuntu/gnome update (dont' know which exact update fixed it - was using cinnamon and just now tried gnome shell again).
The volume/brightness change delay is still happening, but this looks like a different problem as the screen freezes too for 1 to 2 seconds. Described the problem in a new thread: Volume and brighness adjustment OSD delay and screen freeze on Ubuntu 18.04
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
Luiz Fernando Schrickte
164
answered Aug 14 at 14:28
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My problem is very close to this one: askubuntu.com/questions/968788/… (couldn't comment there as no reputation enough).. tried the solution presented in there and didn't work here.
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
May 28 at 20:51
After every related update on ubuntu I check it again, but the problem persists. Using cinnamon for now :(
– Luiz Fernando Schrickte
Jul 26 at 13:17