Chinese text entry
Avraham Hanadari
rufus at hanadari.net
Mon Apr 24 08:48:17 UTC 2006
Michael T. Richter wrote:
> On Sun, 2006-23-04 at 09:20 +0300, Avraham Hanadari wrote:
>
>>> Eh? I've adjusted absolutely nothing, but I can use SCIM everywhere.
>>> 你好吗? That was a Ctrl-Shift away and in Evolution. Another
>>> Ctrl-Shift and I'm back in English. I can do the same in any app that
>>> can cope with UTF-8 input at all. (Which is every app I use --
>>> including OpenOffice.org2.)
>>
>
>> You are soooo fortunate! If I knew what I was doing I might be able to
>>achieve that state of bliss as well. As it is, every thing I do in Linux
>>is a struggle, and I'm beginning to think it's just not worth the hours
>>I've been spending every day to set up the simplest of functions.
>>
>
> I know the feeling well, I'm afraid. I still haven't had any coherent
> answer on how to get my Bluetooth phone working with Ubuntu (or any
> Linux) such that I can browse its files, copy files to it, etc.
> Printing isn't reliable. Multimedia is laughable. And on and on. I
> can only help with what meagre knowledge I have at hand.
>
> Now just for clarification, did you install all the packages I listed
> earlier (including the GTK and socket ones)? And did you then go to
> /System->Preferences->SCIM Input Method Setup/? If so, let me know what
> you've got set up in there. Maybe we can get your system working for
> you yet.
>
> --
> *Michael T. Richter*
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>
> /"I have never seen the poor people being so familiar with their heads
> of state as they were with [Michele Duvalier]. It was a beautiful lesson
> for me. I've learned something from it."/ *--Mother Theresa*
>
好朋友!
I did follow your instructions. It would seem I can key Chinese
everywhere except in OpenOffice. I switched to the Kubuntu desktop and
in that environment OOo no longer crashes when I try to enter Chinese,
but it is also not recognized by SCIM as a valid entry point. I also
tried AbiWord. That too does not accept Chinese. I shall sit tight and
wait for the next iteration of Kubuntu with OOo 2.02, then make all the
trials over again. For production I still must stay on the Windows side.
谢谢!
Avraham
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