CJK Chinese Japanese Korean Input Method configuration using SCIMin Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake - testing needed

[daninchina]

Thanks for the wiki link!



I tried to revert some of the software packages per your suggestion.
However, I wasn't sure how to do that.



So, I opened up synaptic and after I searched for language packs and
locale packs, that my system (according to synaptic) was missing these
files!



I tried downloading them, and after that, I could get the im-switch
command working from a terminal (previously, I got errors like
seshomaru samma, where the command didn't exist)



However, after logging-out, re-logging in, and then trying again to get
im-switch working, I'd get the following message in the terminal:



(I also switched my locale to en_US.UTF-8 since I thought that might
create less issues)...



sudo im-switch -z en_US -s scim-hangul

No alternatives defined for language en_US



Now, I think I'm either really close to getting this to work or really
needing to start all over again.



Any suggestions for either:



1. Somehow defining the alternatives like the system is requesting in
the terminal now?



or 



2. How to revert to a "SCIM"-less state (if necessary) to try
installation EXACTLY per Loic Martin's wiki?



I really appreciate everyone's help!



Take it easy,



-Dan


-- 
daninchina