bbqasian and related [resolved]
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bbqasian and related [resolved]
Trying to get my input methods working right for Japanese.
I may have done this redundantly, but I'll just say what I did anyway.
First I apt-get installed ibus, ibus-gtk, anthy and related.
Then I tried to apt-get install im-config, im-switch (didn't work, apparently they dont exist in the default repos)
Then I followed Bacon's bbqmenu -> add asian language support directions.
I now have ibus and anthy anyway... but I don't have the configuration utility to set up keyboard shortcuts for switching input methods.
I may have done this redundantly, but I'll just say what I did anyway.
First I apt-get installed ibus, ibus-gtk, anthy and related.
Then I tried to apt-get install im-config, im-switch (didn't work, apparently they dont exist in the default repos)
Then I followed Bacon's bbqmenu -> add asian language support directions.
I now have ibus and anthy anyway... but I don't have the configuration utility to set up keyboard shortcuts for switching input methods.
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Re: bbqasian and related
There will be the ibus icon if you log out and back. But before, you also need both ibus interfaces:
ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3
(btw, im-config and im-switch are there in the repos, though they neutralize each other. Go for im-config, and be sure you have used the 'upg' command to bring yourself in sync with the repos)
(of course fonts are optional)
ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3
(btw, im-config and im-switch are there in the repos, though they neutralize each other. Go for im-config, and be sure you have used the 'upg' command to bring yourself in sync with the repos)
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sudo apt-get install -y ibus ibus-gtk ibus-anthy im-config xfonts-wqy ttf-sazanami-gothic ttf-sazanami-mincho && ibus-daemon
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Re: bbqasian and related
ooo... I just started a dist-upgrade. I didn't know about the "upg" command.
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Re: bbqasian and related
Those fonts btw, are horrible. They're really out of whack with modern Japanese writing, I kinda wish they'd disappear from the repos.
IPAfonts and VLGothic are far better defaults.
IPAfonts and VLGothic are far better defaults.
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Re: bbqasian and related
Was just an idea. -> http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/howto/e ... s_and_mozc
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Re: bbqasian and related
I think my troubles were repo related... we'll see if I can get it all sorted out.
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Re: bbqasian and related
I guess so - the Debian repos are recently shakey, especially when using their reflector (http.debian.net), so maybe you want to change to a local server or retry later again.
I've just used bbqasian on a fresh install and it worked perfectly, the ibus selector icon is added during the installation and after logout/login it can be used for text input fields, so no worries :)
I've just used bbqasian on a fresh install and it worked perfectly, the ibus selector icon is added during the installation and after logout/login it can be used for text input fields, so no worries :)
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Re: bbqasian and related
For some reason when I right click the ibus daemon sys tray icon, and select Preferences, I get nothing.
No output if I run ibus-daemon from a terminal either... ideas?
No output if I run ibus-daemon from a terminal either... ideas?
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Re: bbqasian and related
Let's force it:
As next check if the daemon is up:
And
Maybe something got lost with the shakey repos.
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sudo apt-get install --reinstall ibus ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3 im-config ibus-anthy
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ibus-daemon
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im-config
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Re: bbqasian and related
was missing zenity. Apparently its not a dependency for im-config... but it is.
And still no joy with the preferences menu.
It's really odd that I get no output, and it doesn't crash. Sounds like a bug to me, but I don't know what's causing it. I may try to uninstall the bits and re--install one by one.
And still no joy with the preferences menu.
It's really odd that I get no output, and it doesn't crash. Sounds like a bug to me, but I don't know what's causing it. I may try to uninstall the bits and re--install one by one.
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Re: bbqasian and related
uninstalling and re-installing one by one did the trick. I dunno wtf got messed up, but yes it would seem it was something to do with package management.
On the way to perfection.
Gotta go take some photos for wallpapers ;-)
On the way to perfection.
Gotta go take some photos for wallpapers ;-)