> Sorry, I should be more clear: the setting is tied to the "Default > Language" chooser. I'm not sure which language you want to use as system > default... if it's Polish, then select Polish there and then activate > Complex Character Support and click 'Apply'. That should do. If you want > to use US English, switch the "Default Language" back to English (USA) > and click 'Apply'. You need to do this for every non-CJK language > environment you want to use. (That is, because most non-CJK users don't > want to have SCIM enabled by default.) > > Thank you for your help. To make the situation clear : I have a few users on my system. I, myself, use Polish as my user language but some other user uses English. We both want SCIM support for inputting Japanese characters. Please tell me what way of thinking is right :
1. SCIM support works well only with the language that is chosen as the default system language, which means that only one of us (me or the other user) can have a working SCIM support. or the other one : 2. I have to choose Polish as the default system language, click apply and afterwards switch it back to English (having "Complex Character Support" switched on all the time). Then, SCIM will be working both for users using Polish and English as their user language. Either way, I think that a possible solution could be when just by adding a language in the "Language Support", a corresponding locale would be added in the /etc/scim/global file, for example in form "/SupportedUnicodeLocales = en_US.UTF-8,pl_PL.UTF-8". But please correct me if Im wrong. -- scim input not starting after changing user language https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295922 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
