Le Thursday 28 July 2005 00:34, Scott a écrit : | Kinput and canna are a tried and true combo, albeit with some | limitations. ~I~ think it'd be great if you included them.
ok, they are on my list now ... but don't expect them in very near future ... except if somebody provides a working PKGBUILD for them. | As for scim and how it should work (I hope that didn't come out wrong, | I think you see what I mean) if you get a chance download Berry Linux's | live CD> It's a Japanese distro, so they've got it right (at least by | my standards). as soon as i'm at university i will download it. at home it would take weeks to download it what is not really cool. ... just to make sure: you mean this: http://berry.sourceforge.jp/ right? | By got it right I mean, that if you hit ctrl+space, no matter what app | you're in, you get the input conversion engine going. There's no need | to take the mouse down to the lower right to choose the keyboard, etc | etc. the keystrokes you can define also differently in scim-setup ... you can assign keybindings to languages. for me this comes handy in gtk and once i figured out how to live with gcin+scim side-by-side as XIM, it would be also usefull for X apps. ;-) kinput works also as XIM IIRC. greetings, Damir -- With a rubber duck, one's never alone. -- "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
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