回复： Re: Chinese text entry

[Avraham Hanadari]

>  On Wed, 2006-19-04 at 18:12 +0300, Avraham Hanadari wrote:
> 
>>Michael T. Richter wrote:
>>>  From either universe or multiverse (I can't remember which):
>>> - scim (input method infrastructure)
>>> - scim-chinese (smart pinyin)
>>> - scim-tables-zh (a whole bunch of others including, most usefully, 
>>> Ziranma and Wubi)
>>
> 
>>Thanks for the lead. I did what you suggested, and the files are 
>>installed ... I think. Unfortunately, I can't find any way to activate a 
>>keyboard. How do I turn it on?
>>
> Hmmm...  I don't recall everything I did to turn this on.  How about I list all the scim packages I've downloaded:
> 
> - scim
> - scim-chinese
> - scim-config-socket
> - scim-dev (probably not needed)
> - scim-dev-doc (probably not needed)
> - scim-frontend-socket
> - scim-gtk2-immodule
> - scim-server-socket
> - scim-tables-zh
> 
> I appear to have forgotten a couple in my first message.  Sorry about that.
> 
> Anyway, download those (except for the -dev ones) and go to System->Preferences->SCIM Input Method Setup to adjust things.
> 
> --
> Michael T. Richter
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I added the missed files. The program now comes up but only when I type
"scim" in a terminal, and if I close the terminal window, scim
disappears. Is it possible to have the Chinese support available when
the terminal is closed?

Although the program is present, along with many input choices, I have
not been able to key any Chinese. What should the settings be in the
DCIM Output Setup?

Avraham