`onboard-keyman` isn't available on Debian/Ubuntu and doesn't work
properly with Wayland. This change removes the `onboard-keyman`
recommends which used to cause `onboard-keyman` to be installed
automatically together with `keyman`. The user can still manually install
`onboard-keyman`.
Fixes: #14769Fixes: #5214
Build-bot: skip
Test-bot: skip
Until Ubuntu 24.10/Debian 12 `python3-pkg-resources` got installed as a
dependency of `python3-numpy`. With numpy version 2 (Ubuntu >= 25.04/
Debian >= 13) this is no longer the case, so we have to explicitly add
it as a runtime dependency. It might be a bug that this dependency
doesn't get automatically added, but this workaround will do.
Fixes: #14349
Fixes: KEYMAN-LINUX-82
The recommended replacement for `setup.py build` is to use the `build`
module, so we have to add this as additional build dependency.
This change also removes the `devdist` target from the makefile - it
isn't referenced in any script, so I think we can do without.
Unfortunately the `python3-build` package available on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy
is buggy and looks for `/usr/local/bin/python` so we can't use that.
Instead we continue to use `setup.py` for building on Jammy.
When we launch dbus if it is not running, we're probably (un-)installing
keyboards for a different user. This is an unusual environment where not
everything is available, e.g. dconf-service won't be running and can't
be started because DISPLAY variable is not set. This means we can't
write gsettings values through the API. However, we can read them, and we
can write a keyfile and update the database. This is what this change
implements for the cases where we started dbus.
It isn't enough to have the package as build dependency, we also have to
list is in the binary package or in the `install_requires` list in
`setup.py`. This change also adds other missing python modules to
`install_requires` so that things work correctly if building/installing
from source.
In Keyman 17 Alpha and the first versions of Beta the package name was
`libkeymancore` before we changed it to `libkeymancore1`. If that
version is installed we can't install the new package because it causes
conflicts. This change fixes it.
The upload of the beta version caused some comments on the [Debian Input
Method](https://lists.debian.org/debian-input-method/2024/02/msg00062.html)
mailing list. This change addresses these:
- rename libkeymancore package to include SONAME: libkeymancore1
- remove unnecessary dependency on quilt
Additionally this change sorts the build dependencies alphabetically.
When didn't set the correct environment when building Debian packages
with GitHub actions. The version information wasn't included in the
source file but instead was generated at binary package build time,
at which time not all necessary environment variables were available.
This change will create a patch file on-the-fly which gets
included in the source package that contains the correct information.
Fixes#9878.
- add rudimentary man page for keyman-system-service
- remove hashbang for bash completion files
- reword description for keyman-system-service
This fixes these lintian warnings:
keyman-system-service: description-is-pkg-name Keyman system service
keyman: bash-completion-with-hashbang /usr/bin/env bash
[usr/share/bash-completion/completions/km-config:1]
keyman-system-service: no-manual-page
[usr/libexec/keyman-system-service]
The reason for the crash is the missing file `dbus-launch` which
gets called when running with `sudo`. This change adds a dependency
to `dbus-x11` which provides `dbus-launch`.
Fixes#8012.
(cherry picked from commit 0584db39c3)
We no longer support Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic, so we can update to a newer meson
version. The oldest supported platform is now Ubuntu 20.04 Focal which
comes with Meson 0.53, so we make that the minimal required version.
