I'm using scim + anthy. Everything is fine. I think you may need to
run gtk-query-immodules-2.0 program to notify gtk that additional
input method exists. So simply do
gtk-query-immodules-2.0 > /etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules
That fixed all of my problems. Well, of course the locale has to be
UTF-8. Usually I set
en_US.utf-8.
Hi.
I tried your way. I compiled uim, scim, and anthy. My first try worked. After running scim -d I got an icon in the taskbar (I'm running kde, btw), and I managed to write hiragana in firefox. Then I restarted and... I haven't managed to make it work again. scim -d runs, but ctrl+space doesn't trigger anything. I don't know why, the mini-howto in uim.freedesktop.org is so simple. another question I had: in my setup in debian, after writing hiragana I can choose kanji or katakana using space. I expected this behaviour, but I can't get it. Perhaps I need another module? Or a dictionary?
Could you help me, please? Ask for any useful information.
Alberto
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