If (re-)starting ibus fails for whatever reason we should simply
ignore the failure instead of failing the entire installation/
uninstallation.
This fixes#3902.
This change fixes the launchpad build script and also improves
updating the watch file.
If we use the variables that uscan provides we don't have to
hard-code the package name in the watch file. This makes it possible
to use a generic one for all packages.
Xenial is missing some dependencies. This causes the Launchpad builds
to fail. On Jenkins we skip the package builds with missing
dependencies in our build scripts, but we don't have that option on
Launchpad. Therefore we remove Xenial from the list of distros to
build.
If for whatever reason ibus wasn't running for the current user
the installation failed previously, leaving the user in a broken
state until he reboots and tries the installation again. This change
detects this situation and skips restarting ibus.
Previously these dependencies were defined in setup.py, but now
that we don't use setup.py during packaging we have to define them
as build dependencies in `control`, otherwise the package build
will show missing module errors on Sentry.
This change adds the localization files to the debian package. It
also updates the path to the localization files so that the installed
files will be found.
- Remove "package" from the tooltips text since that might be
confusing to users.
- Also make title of Welcome (Help) dialog optionally say "installed"
instead of always so that we open that dialog via the Help button
we just display the keyboard name.
- Refactor Keyboard Details dialog to remove an unnecessary box.
- Add padding after keyboard details in Keyboard Details dialog.
This change modifies the displayed QR code and its text to closer
match the way things are on Windows, i.e. display a hyperlink
instead of just the text to share online.
When installing a keyboard with a bcp47 tag we now look up the
language tag in the keyboard kmp.json file. This fixes#3399 in
case a script subtag is required for the language and will cause
the keyboard to properly show up in the Linux keyboard selection
list.
This change implements the custom keyman:// protocol handler which
will cause the browser to launch km-config when it encounters a
URL using the keyman protocol.
Related to #3271.
