Re: any better chinese input method?
Hi Min,
Good question! In fact, I haven't even been able to figured out how to
get XCIN to work yet. Therefore, I have been using my windows box for all
Chinese input.... =/ The worse thing is, even if I got XCIN working, I
don't know if it does pinyin which is all I know for Chinese input.
Jeremy
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Min Xu(Hsu) said:
> Hi guys,
> I saw some screenshots that some new linux chinese input server
> can embed themselves into the gnome 2.2 panel, just like the
> old windows input method did. In debian, I am using xcin, but
> it could not.
>
> Anyone wants to package a new and better input method for the
> rest of us? :-)
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Min
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