Le Friday 15 July 2005 03:26, 甘露 a écrit : | > scim-anthy is running on my system under scim 1.2.3 but now that scim | > 1.4.0 is out i try updating everything to 1.4.0 first. | > | > hope you can wait. (the input engines need to be recompiled but 1.4.0 | > is somehow not working properly yet but i don't know what is causing | > this (Frontends and Backends fail to load successfully)) | | Possibly because not all scim related processes have been killed, in my | experience they can hardly be killed if you have GTK2 applications | running. You have to relogin. Or have you tried to use scim -d instead | of scim -f socket -c socket -d.
i found out what was wrong: the 1.4.0 was linked against a part of the 1.2.3 installation. removing 1.2.3 from system before compiling 1.4.0 fixed it. | And can I here recommend another | application "FCITX"(A Chinese input methods collcetion) to be included | in Arch? It is commonly used by Chinese users because of its simplicity | (depend on only x). "Free Chinese Input Toy of X" based on XIM ... hi hi ... a "toy" ;-) seriously: what is the advantage of fcitx that scim or gcin do not offer? the only one i can think of is the lack of dependency to gtk2. am i right here? the reason why i didn't look at it in the beginning is that it looked a little bit more confusing to me to understand it than gcin and scim. if there is a need for this "toy", to offer people who are not having gtk2 on their systems chinese input methods, i will add it to [extra]. thank you for the info! by the way: i learned today that "下载" means download :D (not that i know how to say it but at least i can recognise it written - hi hi) - D -- Windows is the only solitaire game that requires 16 MB of RAM.
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