On Fri, 2005-07-15 at 11:18 +0200, Damir Perisa wrote: > Le Friday 15 July 2005 09:21, ???? a ??crit : snip [...] > scim you can compile without gtk2 (disabling it in ./configure) but the > problem is another one: how do i split scim in libscim and scim? if you > compile scim without gtk interface (make it a lib wihtout much standalone > function), the package per se is very much handicapped and you need then > either the gtk2 interface (the new scim pkg) or the skim pkg to at least > have something with original features. > > i'm not yet sure if it is worth messing with scim too much (there are no > docs where it is suggested to split scim in libscim and scim) Yes, it's not the right time, such feature may be interesting to discuss I may file a feature request to SCIM developers.
> > the funny thing is what happens if you have scim and skim installed, work > in xfce4 and use kmail. is skim or scim showing you the input GUI? (i'm > exactly in this situation and in kmail (without skim installed) scim > simply is ignored - respectively the CTRL-Space combination do not > trigger anything in kmail but works perfectly in abiword) SCIM should be triggered if you have configuration in your xinitrc as follows: export [EMAIL PROTECTED] export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim export QT_IM_MODULE=xim , (which will make SCIM to communicate with GTK2/QT applications through XIM protocol, such setup is not needed if you want it to only act as a GTK input module), otherwise SKIM will automatically start up since it basically a QT/KDE application. > > | > | And can I here recommend another > | > | application "FCITX" [...] > | > > | > "Free Chinese Input Toy of X" based on XIM ... hi hi ... a "toy" ;-) > | > | Only advantage that FCITX offers beyond SCIM or GCIN is its X > | dependency only, which makes it lighter and simpler, which is the > | meaning of its exist in my point of view. So if you ask if it's worth > | to be included in the extra, I will speak loudly Yes, please. You know > | not everybody using gtk2 and even many Chinese gnome or xfce fans use > | it to input Chinese. Its developer calls it "toy" because he writes it > | for fun, but in Chinese we call it "little tux". > > fcitx is added to [extra]. i'm not perfectly sure if it is working how it > should. i tried and it works, but now having some experience, i prefer > scim. (gcin is also not bad but lacks some nice features scim has). > please make sure you test fcitx and report if everything is ok for you > too. thx Yes, it has been well tested, but it needs some configuration before it can be useful. Basically you have to setup your XIM environment like above, sometimes its configure file under .fcitx/config(mostly the display font for Chinese) and your locale correctly (in my experience it can work under utf8 locale, however if anybody runs into trouble, a zh_CN alike locale will help) , I would like to set up a Wiki page later, however currently Wiki doesn't support Chinese, I feel a little strange to set up a page mainly for Chinese user but in English . BTW, your PKGBUILD in cvs is lack of downloading url. > > | > by the way: i learned today that "????" means download :D (not that i > | > know how to say it but at least i can recognise it written - hi hi) > | > | You are really a fast-learner. "????" pronounces "sha'za" that's what I > | like the best to do when I am surfing, :-). > > thank you! may i ask you to help me with this ones? Anytime. > > ?? means search for something, right? exactly right. > > ??=page ??=net -> ????=internet? (=net of pages?) ??=page ??=net is right but they are normally combined as '????'?? which means web page. When you mean internet, we call it "??????" in Chinese mainland(means a net connected by each other)?? or "??????" in Taiwan(means a net connecting to anywhere) . I can't find right words to 'net of pages' unless using a phrase, :-). > > thanx + greetings, > Damir > Really thanks for your kindly consideration for users with other mother languages. > _______________________________________________ > arch mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
