On 17/06/09 02:08, Charles E Campbell Jr wrote:
[...]
> I'll definitely do that. I probably next-to-never use deliberately scim
> (mostly its ctrl-<space> to
> toggle back to normal because of a typo). Hopefully I won't see those
> messages again!
>
> As far as having the correct settings, I'm afraid that I have no idea --
> they're whatever the defaults
> happen to be. That "keyboard icon" doesn't look very keyboard-ish on my
> screen, but it did bring
> up the SCIM setup you mentioned.
>
> Thank you, Tony!
> Chip Campbell
My pleasure, and sorry for the slow responding -- I'm still moving only
very little faster ahead than the swamp of email I seem to be getting,
mostly on the Vim lists themselves -- and I've almost totally stopped
looking at bugzilla.mozilla.org bug mail since some point in February!
You can disable scim totally by right-clicking its icon, then "Exit" --
and by making sure that it doesn't get reloaded at next bootup. Or else,
you can keep it "safely" at "English (American)" which is what I do,
unless, maybe, the extremely rare times when I want some foreign
language keyboard (one whose glyphs are not built into my Belgian
keyboard, and it has most variants of Latin) for more than a few
keystrokes in some program other than Vim. (For Vim, I have a couple
owncoded keymaps, plus of course digraphs and i_Ctrl-V_digit, so I don't
feel an urgent need to learn how XIM works for East-Asian languages
anyway -- and for "just a few keystrokes" in any program I use gvim and
the clipboard).
Best regards,
Tony.
--
Government [is] an illusion the governed should not encourage.
-- John Updike, "Couples"
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