Apply typing selections immediately from the menu

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David Heinemeier Hansson committed 2026-10-09 16:37:52 +02:00
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@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ Typing starts in Latin mode. Press `Super + I` to cycle through configured input
The keyboard indicator appears on the right of the bar when you have multiple keyboard layouts or input methods. Click it to switch input languages; Japanese displays あ for hiragana. For Japanese character choices, switch to Japanese, type a word such as `nihongo`, then press Space twice. Press Enter to accept your choice. If you also have multiple keyboard layouts, right-click the indicator to cycle those.
Use _Setup > Typing > Keyboard Layouts_ to select layouts such as English and French, including keyboard variants. Use _Setup > Typing > Input Methods_ to select which composition engines are active. Both pickers open inside the Omarchy menu with your current selections checked. Click or press Enter to toggle a choice, then select Apply to save. Deselecting an input method removes it from the cycle without uninstalling it; the keyboard remains available.
Use _Setup > Typing > Keyboard Layouts_ to select layouts such as English and French, including keyboard variants. Use _Setup > Typing > Input Methods_ to select which composition engines are active. Both pickers open inside the Omarchy menu with your current selections checked. Click or press Enter to toggle a choice; each change applies immediately. Deselecting an input method removes it from the cycle without uninstalling it; the keyboard remains available.
Run `omarchy setup keyboard` or `omarchy setup input` to open the same pickers. To append one language from the command line, use `omarchy setup input mozc`, `hangul`, `pinyin`, or `chewing`. Your custom switching keys are preserved. For alternative engine layouts or keys, install `fcitx5-configtool` with `omarchy pkg add fcitx5-configtool` and launch it from a terminal. Selecting an input language does not change the desktop language.