Today I installed Statler A2 and tried the new input method named 'iBus'. http://code.google.com/p/ibus/Its configuration was much easier than SCIMs (I use Chinese Pinyin input) and was installed in short time.
IBus 1.4.1 is not working on Kubuntu 12.04.1 LTS (64bit).
hope to get some lights here. I been using ibus input method for Chinese characters from F11 to F12 and realised the character are not even. For example, 谢谢你。You get this "谢" smaller than "你".
any idea? My default system fonts is "Sans".
I can't seem to get Chinese input working.
I have ibus installed. I can see a choice of input methods in the taskbar at the top. At the moment I have zh (Chinese) and en.
But I am not getting the Chinese input, the input is still English.
I ran sudo ibus-setup, but that showed a lot of errors, but got the demon up and running.
I must be missing a step somewhere.
Looking for some assistance on font configuration with Asian fonts, specifically, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. I have installed 1 or 2 TTF fonts for each respective language. However, for instance, Chinese is not displaying with the same font across.
xiliyi wrote:Thanks for the input. I tried your line: The font size is ridiculously small on my screens Yup, ridiculously small here too. Urxvt somehow sucks at rendering it actually.
I update system today . Just before , everything is normal.
Hello, I have a java application that originally runs in Windows, and the UI doesn't have any problem in displaying Chinese and Japanese. But now on Fedora, in a JPanel, I can't type Chinese or Japanese (broken characters).
Then, I tried JTextPane.setFont(...) for a Chinese font, it displays correctly.
I think ibus is the best input method but it can only be installed via ccr or Chakra put it to extra.I like also fcitx bur for typing Japanese Korean and Chinese ibus is much more better.I am hoping to see ibus and ibus-gtk support on the extra repo.
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