2008/12/22 Nguy?n ??nh Trung <nguyendinhtrung141 at gmail.com>: > Well then, I'm not the author of this engine. I just downloaded it and test > on my Ubuntu, and I see it's better than SCIM-m17n. With im based on > SCIM-m17n, whenever you typing something 'cached' on keyboard memory, you'll > see an underline beneath the character, to notify what will be effected... > WIth this engine, I still can type UTF-8 Telex, just like unikey on windows, > and I'm happy to get rid of libm17n. Remove one extra stage when typing in > SCIM. > As my own opinion, this engine is far better than SCIM, and compatible with > other application under Linux than x-unikey. THIS IS MY OWN OPINION. > About the source code, you can contact the author. His email is included in > the tarball. > BTW, it's not my work, my contribution. The author don't even know that I > posted his engine into HanoiLUG. My faults... > _______________________________________________ > POST RULES : http://wiki.hanoilug.org/hanoilug:mailing_list_guidelines > _______________________________________________ > HanoiLUG mailing lists: http://lists.hanoilug.org/ > HanoiLUG wiki: http://wiki.hanoilug.org/ > HanoiLUG blog: http://blog.hanoilug.org/ >
Hay easy there, no one said you are at fault here, we were just talking about several details of this engine. I think it acted like a 'layer' between scim and x-unikey. I haven't tried this yet so I can't really say if it good or not, does it allow 'free' typing style? If so, then it would be more suited for new Linux user. I have already get used to m17n 1.53 though. :P Now I will contact the author about the GPL problem, and ask him or someone else to make a .deb package for easier installation. He is Vietnamese right? I can't guess his nationality from his email address, and the comments in his code is mixed between Vietnamese and English :| Phuong.
