Multilingual and Asian input methods

>I'm a member of Ubuntu Japanese Team, and we distribute scim, scim-anthy
>and some other packages which are useful for Japanese desktop environ-
>ment at:
>
>deb http://archive.ubuntulinux.jp/ubuntu-ja breezy/
>
>I also distribute ISO CD image including scim, scim-anthy and some
>other packages at:
>
>http://ubuntulinux.jp/download/#installimage
>
>With this image, when you finish Ubuntu instllation,
>you immediately can input Japanese on your system with scim-anthy.
>
>Many Japanese Ubuntu users use our scim package, and we get good
>reviews.
>I also recommend scim for the standard input method in future release of
>Ubuntu.
>  
>
Thanks! Does anyone know if they work with the packages mentioned above, 
though? Ideally, we might be able to combine these packages with 
scim-pinyin/chewing/ccinput/fcitx/hangul/tables/m17n etc. from another 
distribution and submit them for inclusion in... Well, ideally it should 
have been Breezy, but I guess Dapper? We could even have a 
scim-everythig package that just installed everything and let you worry 
about disabling it in options later... :)

Anyway, I'll try to test it later if I remember.

-David