2008/12/22 Phuong Vo <clarious at gmail.com>: > 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. >
Okay, I have tested it, it works quite good, and allow more free typing style. And it has free style VNI, which some of my friend use. Now all we have to do it make a .deb package for it :) Oh, and thank you for telling us about this.
