Re: Mozilla a legal XIM client?
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From: "zhaoway" <zhaoway@public1.ptt.js.cn>
To: <debian-simplified-chinese@lists.debian.org>
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 7:15 AM
Subject: Mozilla a legal XIM client?
>
> Is mozilla a legal XIM client, or is it supposed to be?
> Are all (good) GNOME/KDE applications supposed to be
> XIM clients? Is gimp an XIM client? Or Will it evolved
> to be? Could XCIN be used with 'em?
good gnome, gtk+ in fact, apps are xim client unless you specify
--disable-xim when you configure to compile it.
mozilla should be because it's written with gtk+.
kde....it maybe horrible. since qt1 supports neither multibyte
nor xim. and xim support is only in kde2's wish list, i have
heard nothing about whether it's implied.
>
> (I'm just in a lost with XCIN... ;) struggling my way in the
> jungle... oops, sorry I mean, hmmm... ;) )
>
> P.s. if xcin/rxvt-ml*deb's are produced to be used for chinese right
> out of the box, i may consider it's a bug, but, hmmm, we all know
> L*nux's picky with his frineds... hehe, ... ;) ummm, i mean, ahh,
> Thank you anyways, I will be a user w/ royalty. ;)
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