I'm using now fcitx (with sogou, a CJK support). It's faster, themeable
(very important :D) and included in Ubuntu repos. It's the language
support that Ubuntu Kylin uses.
Rafael Laguna
Lubuntu Artwork Team
On mié, 1 oct, 2014 at 7:22 , ∅ <[email protected]> wrote:
Especially to those with non-English languages that aren't
well-supported by simply using the Compose key: has anyone tried uim
or scim?
I do a lot of Unicode (an ellipsis is NOT ..., it's …, people!) so I
value an input manager, but I don't have a particular NEED to do it to
communicate, so I'd like to get an opinion from others.
I've used scim and find it a little funkier than iBus (for example,
for me, the Unicode input method is ONLY for Unicode so you'd have to
type hex for every character, i.e. not cool). uim is a newer project
that I have yet to play with. Anyone out there try it?
Turns out Xubuntu doesn't include ANY input manager in lieu of the
problems with iBus. I feel like we probably should include something
because of how many international users we have. I would expect the
same for Xubuntu but maybe that's not the case.
Feel free to share your 2¢, 2£, or 2€ on the matter. ☺
wxl
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