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There is Settings > Keyboard > Layout and there is something called iBus and input methods.



I were using Keyboard > Layout GUI to configure my layouts in 13.10 and it worked fine. But after update to 14.04 something called iBus appeared and now my shortcut Alt+Shift is not working. Looks like something is intercepting this hotkey. If I set hotkey to something else in Keyboard > Layout it's working: I can change my layout, but if I set it to Alt+Shift it's not working at all.



What are those different methods of keyboard input configuration? What method is preferred? How do I enable only one preferred method and disable another one in order to prevent conflicts?



There is iBus icon on the panel. When I click on it, a drop-down menu appears with two input methods. But when I select one of them, nothing happens. The input language is still the same.



Please advise. Thank you!


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I'm not sure what all the technical details behind all of this, but here's the method you can use to configure multiple keyboard layouts in latest Xubuntu 14.04.




  1. Open Settings Manager

  2. Launch Input Method

  3. Hit OK and/or Yes

  4. Select None from the list of input methods and click OK probably several times

  5. Open Keyboard Input Methods

  6. In the Keyboard Shortcuts section remove all the keys associated with Next input method command

  7. Open Keyboard, select Layout tab and configure your layouts and shortcuts



In case there is no "Keyboard Input Methods"




  1. Open All Settings

  2. Choose Input Method

  3. Hit OK and/or Yes if you asked (probably several times)

  4. Chose REMOVE

  5. Hit OK and/or Yes until window is closed

  6. Open Keyboard, select Layout tab and configure your layouts and shortcuts



It should work fine now.


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