Many ibus-libpinyin users in the Chinese Ubuntu forum have reported very
satisfactory results--they have expressed very pleasant surprised that
this tool has improved SO MUCH！ However, there is one more very
important update that is still not in the current version. If anyone is
still doing the
Thanks for updating libpinyin packages!
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Title:
Cannot input Chinese if only "Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)" is set
I consulted with Sebastien on IRC, and we concluded that we will not
backport libpinyin 2.3.0 to bionic and disco for now for the reasons
stated above. Ubuntu 19.10, with version 2.3.0, will be released
tomorrow, so users who want to do the transition will have the option to
upgrade their Ubuntu
Thanks for your input, @Peng Wu!
Hmm.. Looks like we have an unenviable choice to make.
@Sebastien: Can you please read the comments above starting with #20 and
let us know your view. Would an SRU of libpinyin be appropriate given
the circumstances?
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Right, it will clean the user input history when upgrade from 2.2.0 to
2.3.0.
But libpinyin 2.3.0 is more stable, and ship better pinyin data.
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On 2019-10-09 05:18, Peng Wu wrote:
>> The dictionary built in conjunction with libpinyin 2.2 cannot be
>> ported to version 2.3.
>
> @Gunnar Hjalmarsson: It will only clean up the user data, and provide
> better dictionary data in libpinyin.
>
> Please use the tar ball release for packaging,
> @Peng Wu: Are you able to summarize the purpose of those reversals? Do
they, as I'm implying, make ibus-libpinyin more stable and prevent
certain crash types?
@Gunnar Hjalmarsson: Yes, it will prevent some kind of file corruption.
> The dictionary built in conjunction with libpinyin 2.2 cannot
On 2019-10-08 09:35, Ping-Wu wrote:
> My experience is, ibus-libpinyin still has stability problems in 19.04.
Yeah, we did improve it significantly, but crashes still happen.
I see that soon after the release of 2.2.2, upstream reverted three
commits from 2017, and those reversals basically make
Deleting the cache also wipes out the personal dictionary, which is a
critical component in libpinyin and pinyin operations.
The version of libpinyin in 19.10 has been moved to 2.3; whereas it
stays in 2.2 in 19.04. My experience is, ibus-libpinyin still has
stability problems in 19.04.
The
Great! That crash file is way over my head. But if that command fixed
it, the issue was upstream in nature, so possibly you should point at
that file in the upstream issue.
If you have used ibus-libpinyin previously in Ubuntu 18.04, there is a
chance that it's somehow related to bug #1768166,
Problem solved! Thanks.
I also found crash files under '/var/crash' which I will attach here.
Thanks for helping.
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Title:
Crash file. May relate to this issue.
** Attachment added: "_usr_lib_ibus_ibus-engine-libpinyin.1000.crash"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus-libpinyin/+bug/1847021/+attachment/5295261/+files/_usr_lib_ibus_ibus-engine-libpinyin.1000.crash
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Try to clear the cache:
rm ~/.cache/ibus/pinyin/* ~/.cache/ibus/libpinyin/*
and then relogin.
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Title:
Cannot input
Correct my findings.
Now I find it doesn't matter how Intelligent Pinyin is activated - no
matter by mouse point and click or by super+space. The behaviors are
actually the same.
What happened is that switching to Intelligent Pinyin does not take any
effect. If before switching to Intelligent
New findings.
I was just wondering "what if I install Pinyin back again?", but then had
another thought. I installed another Chinese input method that is dramatically
different than Intelligent Pinyin, which is "Chinese (cangjie (m17n))". I then
switched between the three methods - English,
Done, and problem still the same. Now the output is:
=
bing@bingstp:~$ ps aux | grep ibus
bing 1960 0.0 0.0 316244 9816 tty2 Sl 11:53 0:02 ibus-daemon
--xim --panel disable
bing 1964 0.0 0.0 240212 6920 tty2 Sl 11:53 0:00
/usr/lib/ibus/ibus-dconf
I see that the ibus-engine-pinyin process is still running. That
possibly matters.
So a first suggestion would be:
When you have the same settings - English (US) and Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)
- please log out and log in again, so ibus-engine-pinyin is not running when
you try to input
Ok. I started with using only "Chinese (Pinyin)", which works just fine.
I then opened "Language and Region" setting, removed "Chinese (Pinyin)"
and added "Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)". Now the system bar shows
"Chinese (Intelligent Pinyin)" is selected. I tried to input Chinese
into the
Ubuntu 19.04 is still our most recent stable release, and it's of course
perfectly fine to report bugs against it. @Ping-Wu: Please don't express
yourself as if doing so was wrong.
@Bing Ren: If you can reproduce it, please do so and then, when your
computer is in a state where Intelligent Pinyin
I never experienced the same kind of problem with ibus-libpinyin in
Ubuntu 19.04. But since 19.04 is going to be EOL'd in a couple of
months, I have no interest whatsoever in wasting my very limited time
beating a soon-to-be-dead-horse visiting this (to me) non-issue.
(Suppose we find the
Also:
bing@bingstp:~$ sudo apt-get check
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
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bing@bingstp:~$ sudo apt install ubuntu-desktop
[sudo] password for bing:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
ubuntu-desktop is already the newest version (1.431.1).
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 12 not to upgrade.
Also verify the packages, nothing wrong...
bing@bingstp:~$ sudo dpkg -V
??5?? c /etc/bash.bashrc
??5?? /usr/share/applications/code.desktop
??5?? /usr/share/applications/code-url-handler.desktop
??5?? c /etc/mime.types
??5?? c
Not sure what it would be. Is the ubuntu-desktop package, which makes
sure that all the default packages are present, installed?
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Thanks for comment. My Ubuntu 19.04 was upgraded from a 18.04. However I
can reproduce it on my own machine. Is there anything I can do to
further help?
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Thanks for your report, but I can't reproduce it.
On a fresh and updated Ubuntu 19.04 I
* Installed ibus-libpinyin
* Logged out and logged in again
* Added Intelligent Pinyin in Settings -> Region & Language
* Opened gedit, switched to Intelligent Pinyin using Super+Space,
and could
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