> > > > | 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. > > Yes, it is an xim. I saw the thing in setup where you could define the > bindings--however, I actually think control space is better as shift > space is something one often hits accidentally. > > > Personnally, I finally went for CTRL+ALT+space: SHIFT+space is definitely hit accidentaly way too often (I am a poor typer/typist(?)), and CTRL+space is already used in open office for unsecable spaces.
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