Debian English system uses scim to input Chinese Characters

In the Debian English system, you can use scim to input a mandatory Chinese character-Debian information for the Linux release. For more information, see the following. Many people asked me why I cannot call scim after scim is installed in my English System and press ctrl + space? No matter how locale is set, it is useless? Can I enable SCIM to start on startup? SORRY, I don't know why, but I can tell you how to let it listen to you and serve your deployment.

In fact, the method is very simple. You only need to execute a command,

Debian. smith # im-switch-s scim-d default
Debian. smith $ im-switch-s scim-d default

After the execution is complete, you don't need to do anything. Restart X. Then you will find that SCIM is started at random, and press CTRL + SHIFT. Wow, How wonderful life is, I have switched to the Chinese Input Method (provided that you have installed it ).

Now that all of them are written here, I will send the Buddha to the west and write all the processes.

Apt-get install scim
Apt-get install scim-chinese
Apt-get install scim-tables-zh

The first is to install scim itself, the second is to install intelligent pinyin, and the third is to install five sequence tables. But I don't know why it's called scim-tables-zh. This question may only be answered by developers.

After executing these three commands, scim will be installed on your machine, and then execute the preceding im-switch command, exit X, and re-log on to it. Because I sometimes use GOOGLE pinyin, so I also installed GOOGLE python-pinyin, if you have the same intention, you can refer to: http://code.google.com/p/scim-python/wiki/PinYinUserGuide, follow the steps to do it, it is very simple and clear. Before installation, ensure that GCC, G ++, and python2.5 are available on the machine.