Author: dingyichen
Date: Thu May 28 23:51:16 2009
New Revision: 119
Modified:
wiki/IBusStartUpTroubleShooting.wiki
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Edited wiki page through web user interface.
Modified: wiki/IBusStartUpTroubleShooting.wiki
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--- wiki/IBusStartUpTroubleShooting.wiki (original)
+++ wiki/IBusStartUpTroubleShooting.wiki Thu May 28 23:51:16 2009
@@ -1,44 +1,45 @@
#summary IBus start up trouble shooting for various desktop environments
(DE) and standalone window managers (WM).
#labels Phase-Deploy
-<wiki:toc max_depth="1" />
-= Introduction =
+<wiki:toc max_depth="2" />
+=1.Introduction =
Normally IBus startup configuration will be done automatically after IBus
installation.
But if it does not "just work" then this page is for you. Following
sections list the possible causes of the problem.
-= Trobule shooting =
-== Does the DE or WM support XDG autostart? ==
+=2.Trobule shooting=
+==2.1 Does the DE or WM support XDG autostart?==
[http://standards.freedesktop.org/autostart-spec/autostart-spec-latest.html#startup
XDG autostart] specifies the how the applications should be started when
you start a X session. DE such like GNOME, KDE, LXDE, and XFCE support it.
Unfortunately, not all WM support it, if you have one of such WM, you may
need to put ibus-daemon in your start up script.
-See [Start up script] for detail.
+See [[StartUpScript Start up script]] for detail.
-== Does your imsettings, im-chooser, im-switch, or other input framework
selecting mechanism work? ==
+==2.2 Does your imsettings, im-chooser, im-switch, or other input
framework selecting mechanism work?==
Some distribution like Fedora an Ubuntu have this mechanism so users can
change their input frameworks (such as SCIM, IBus, OXIM) , without logging
out.
If unfortunately, the mechanism does not get along with your DE or WM,
then you might need to disable it.
-See [Start up script] for detail.
+See [[StartUpScript Start up script]] for detail.
-= Start up script =
-Note that following script is designed for Fedora, other system may need
to change accordingly.
+[[Anchor StartUpScript]]
+=3. Start up script=
+*Note:* The following script is designed for Fedora, other system may need
to change accordingly.
The following method should work for nearly all DE or WM. However you may
need to disable the imsettings and IBus from XDG autostart setting.
-==Disable im-settings and IBus from XDG autostart==
-===KDE4===
+==3.1 Disable im-settings and IBus from XDG autostart==
+===3.1.1 KDE4===
Application->System->System Setting->Advance->Autostart
Disable im-settings and IBus
-===GNOME===
+===3.1.2 GNOME===
System->Preferences->Startup Application->Startup Programs
Disable im-settings and IBus
-===LXDE===
+===3.1.3 LXDE===
# Open an terminal
# gnome-control-center
# Startup Application->Startup Programs
Disable im-settings and IBus
-==Install Autoexec script(optional)==
+==3.2 Install Autoexec script(optional)==
If you want a place to put your autostart scripts for all DE and WM
regardless the XDG support or starting from startx/desktop manager, read
on, otherwise skip this section.
{{{
@@ -54,7 +55,7 @@
Now you can put your favorite application in $HOME/.autoexec
-==Content of the startup script==
+==3.3 Content of the startup script==
Add following to your startup script (~/.autoexec, or ~/.Xclient if you
start with startx)
{{{
# input framework launch
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