On 7/7/06, Jeff Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > <quote who="Simos Xenitellis"> > > I am not sure what Fedora uses for complex input methods. Does it use SCIM > > or IIIMF or something else? > > This appears to be a good opportunity to raise something I spoke to a few > people at GUADEC about - integrating more internationalisation features into > the GNOME desktop suite, and SCIM in particular. The current SCIM GUI is a > HIG-defying mess, and we should be able to get a bigger bang for our i18n > buck by doing some sassy integration in the desktop suite, making more i18n > users (especially CJK users) kick arse.
Simos sent this notice to the gnome-i18n list: "Hi All, There is a meeting scheduled for tomorrow Friday, 07.07.2006, at 19:00 GMT, on Freenode, channel #xkbconfig. Sergey (svu) is organising the meeting to discuss rather technical issues about keyboard layout support in GNOME. The agenda includes: 1. GSwitchit API as GNOME-oriented keyboard services. Including GTK widget, gconf configuration, DBUS server etc 2. Whether gswitchit should go to separate project or become a real (non-virtual) part of some existing one. 3. Does it make sense to integrate SCIM with gswitchit? Especially if you know anything about SCIM, please join up. The current situation is a bit messy with two independent keyboard layout subsystems. It appears it would be good to expose our users to a single interface by integrating the two. Thanks, Simos Press Relations Assistant of Sergey (the #xkbconfig guru)." So if you have any input (or suggestions for further discussion), please join the discussions. Christian _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
