Quoting "Ataías Pereira Reis" <[email protected]>:
I've just installed mnemosyne 2.0 on a new ubuntu installation and then I imported my flashcards from mnemosyne 1.2. This was ok, but while I'm using the program, it often crashes.
For the crashes, use this version: http://users.ugent.be/~pbienst/pub/Mnemosyne-2.0.1-RC1.tar.gz The official 2.0.1 release will be coming in a few days.
I've just noticed another problem to me, dead keys. I'm using ibus, so I can type in Japanese that I've just started to learn, but my keyboard is a Brazilian keyboard and I always want to write a word with an accent like á, é, ó, ü, in Portuguese and other languages. Anyway, in mnemosyne it appears like ´a, ´e, ´o, ¨u. Well, in version 1.2 there was an option that I think was something like "scim" that I always chose in the menu that appeared with a right-button click when I wanted to use the dead keys. I have a problem with dead keys with my web browser and changed it, now I have the problem with mnemosyne 2.0, unfortunately.
Mnemosyne does not implement anything special to allow for alternative input methods like ibus or scim, it just relies on Qt/PyQt to handle this.
Are you sure you installed the ibus-qt package? Perhaps the people of the ibus or the scim project will be able to help you to get these things working with Qt applications.
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