On Sun, Nov 02, 2008 at 12:07:00PM +0100, Jehan wrote: > On my Gentoo, I can directly type Japanese or whatever one may have > configured through scim in mrxvt (so type text in any language in vi > for instance!). But here I can activate scim on Firefox, Thunderbird, > etc. But not in mrxvt. The problem is that I never really understood > how does Scim work, and the difference between scim/xim/skim/other > stuff in IM. I just managed to have it installed perfectly somehow on > my OS (but after days of trying stuffs randomly, I must admit).
If you like, I can install the same on my Gentoo box, and see if it just
works. (Only I don't know what XIM is / etc.) If you tell me what to
emerge, and what to run / expect, I can check it for you on Gentoo.
I have ssh access to a Fedora box. I tried the utf-8 branch on it.
Catting files worked perfectly. However I haven't tried any XIM stuff.
I can try whatever I do on my Gentoo box on the Fedora box, *provided* I
don't have to install anything there. (I compiled mrxvt / mrxvt-utf8 on
the Fedora box, but don't have the patience to trace dependencies and
compile by hand some random Gnome package...)
GI
PS: One thing I found quite useful for testing was kvm / vmware. I
recall someone posting a bug that was only reproducible under
Enlightenment, which I certainly didn't want to install on my Gentoo
laptop. But running the live CD under kvm was quite painless.
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