Hi Łukasz, I changed the bug description and added a test case. Hopefully that is sufficient to proceed with the bionic upload.
** Description changed: + [Impact] + + The keyboard-configuration package provides a tool for configuring the + keyboard via /etc/default/keyboard. However, there are desktop GUIs + which provide such tools as well, and in the case of gnome-control- + center it has another idea of what /etc/default/keyboard should contain. + In short: The different tools don't play well together. + + The proposed upload does not claim to fix all issues with this + incompatibility. But one of the annoyances is that a pure upgrade of the + keyboard-configuration package may result in a changed keyboard + configuration without the user asking for it. The proposed upload does + address that particular issue on desktop systems. + + [Test Case] + + 1. On an Ubuntu 18.04 system, make sure that the contents of + /etc/default/keyboard is 'the g-c-c style', for instance: + + XKBLAYOUT=se,us + BACKSPACE=guess + XKBVARIANT=, + + 2. Reboot. + + 3. Upgrade to the version of the keyboard-configuration package in + bionic-proposed. + + => Find that /etc/default/keyboard was not changed through the upgrade. + + 4. Run the command + + sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration + + => Find that you are now offered to change your keyboard configuration. + + [Regression Potential] + + As a result of this upload, and unlike before, no keyboard configuration + will happen behind the scenes on a desktop system due to an upgrade of + the keyboard-configuration package. This is the desired change, and I + can't think of a case when a user would want the configuration to be + changed without having asked for it. + + [Original description] + Version: Ubuntu 18.04 Final Beta with default Gnome Shell included in 18.04 Steps to reproduce: 1. Define two keyboard input methods in Settings -> Region & Language -> Input Sources 2. Open several applications 3. Observe that application windows can be iterated with Alt + Tab 4. Once application window iteration was begun with Alt + Tab, try to iterate backwards with Alt + Shift + Tab. 5. Try to change keyboard input method switching hotkeys in Settings -> Region & Language -> Input Sources -> Options. 6. Observe that Keyboard shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" is set to "Alt + Shift" and that keyboard shortcuts can only be changed in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. 7. Observe that the shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" is not available for configuration in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Actual state: * Performing step 4 does not select the previous app in application switcher but instead changes keyboard input method. Expected state: * The shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" can be changed and / or deactivated in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Notes: * The above was working fine in Ubuntu 17.10. I assume "Alternative switch to next source" did not exist in that version of Gnome Shell. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Touch seeded packages, which is subscribed to console-setup in Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1762952 Title: Alternative shortcut for layout switching Alt+Shift unexpectedly set by default Status in console-setup package in Ubuntu: Fix Released Status in gnome-control-center package in Ubuntu: Invalid Status in console-setup source package in Bionic: Confirmed Status in gnome-control-center source package in Bionic: Invalid Bug description: [Impact] The keyboard-configuration package provides a tool for configuring the keyboard via /etc/default/keyboard. However, there are desktop GUIs which provide such tools as well, and in the case of gnome-control- center it has another idea of what /etc/default/keyboard should contain. In short: The different tools don't play well together. The proposed upload does not claim to fix all issues with this incompatibility. But one of the annoyances is that a pure upgrade of the keyboard-configuration package may result in a changed keyboard configuration without the user asking for it. The proposed upload does address that particular issue on desktop systems. [Test Case] 1. On an Ubuntu 18.04 system, make sure that the contents of /etc/default/keyboard is 'the g-c-c style', for instance: XKBLAYOUT=se,us BACKSPACE=guess XKBVARIANT=, 2. Reboot. 3. Upgrade to the version of the keyboard-configuration package in bionic-proposed. => Find that /etc/default/keyboard was not changed through the upgrade. 4. Run the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration => Find that you are now offered to change your keyboard configuration. [Regression Potential] As a result of this upload, and unlike before, no keyboard configuration will happen behind the scenes on a desktop system due to an upgrade of the keyboard-configuration package. This is the desired change, and I can't think of a case when a user would want the configuration to be changed without having asked for it. [Original description] Version: Ubuntu 18.04 Final Beta with default Gnome Shell included in 18.04 Steps to reproduce: 1. Define two keyboard input methods in Settings -> Region & Language -> Input Sources 2. Open several applications 3. Observe that application windows can be iterated with Alt + Tab 4. Once application window iteration was begun with Alt + Tab, try to iterate backwards with Alt + Shift + Tab. 5. Try to change keyboard input method switching hotkeys in Settings -> Region & Language -> Input Sources -> Options. 6. Observe that Keyboard shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" is set to "Alt + Shift" and that keyboard shortcuts can only be changed in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. 7. Observe that the shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" is not available for configuration in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Actual state: * Performing step 4 does not select the previous app in application switcher but instead changes keyboard input method. Expected state: * The shortcut for "Alternative switch to next source" can be changed and / or deactivated in Settings -> Devices -> Keyboard -> Keyboard Shortcuts. Notes: * The above was working fine in Ubuntu 17.10. I assume "Alternative switch to next source" did not exist in that version of Gnome Shell. 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