[Experience sharing] Are you still worried about fcitx-sunpinyin? -- Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. For details, refer to the following section. [I = s] This post was last edited by dabao at, January 5 ,.
Inspired by the Ubuntu Forum's article by the Black Hand brother: http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn/viewtopic.php? F = 8 & t = 305026
This is where I am.
Principle:
The fcitx-sunpinyin dictionary is automatically loaded into the memory upon startup, and then linked back to the original directory for use. during use, the dictionary is regularly backed up and backed up again when shutdown.
Effect:
Before OptimizationUsing fcitx-sunpinyin, there is no obvious discomfort when using the original dictionary, but even if it is replaced with the dictionary of nearly MB and blurred, it is completely stuck!
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After Optimization, Fcitx-sunpinyin responds completely at the speed of light ~!!
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Environment in this example:Ubuntu 10.04
Note:
1"★★★", Please change it to your login account on your own. Otherwise, in case of an accident, I will slap myself in the face.
2. This method also applies to ibus-sunpinyin.
Implementation Method:
1,Download a more comprehensive and useful dictionary and decompress the downloaded dictionary ~ /. Sunpinyin directory:
Http://code.google.com/p/hslinuxextra/downloads/list
If you want to increase the memory size, OK
2,Open the terminal and run the following command to back up the dictionary:
CODE: mv/home/★★★/. Sunpinyin/userdict/home/★★★/. Sunpinyin/userdict. new
Cp/home/★★★/. Sunpinyin/userdict. new/dev/shm/userdict |
