After installing Ubuntu8.04, I have been using scim's intelligent pinyin. I finally found it uncomfortable because it often conflicts with pidgn and causes the program to crash. I always feel that intelligent Pinyin is not good enough, slow response speed. After changing the input method, I immediately thought of the old Linux Input Method fcitx. I used it before and thought the stability was good, but it was a big pity that I could not switch the Chinese and English by shift. So what is the appropriate input method? We still found a good choice: scim-pyth
After installing Ubuntu 8.04, I have been using scim's intelligent pinyin. I finally found it a bit uncomfortable, because it often conflicts with pidgn, resulting in program crash, and I always feel that the intelligent Pinyin is not good enough, slow response speed.
After changing the input method, I immediately thought of the old Linux Input Method fcitx. I used it before and thought the stability was good, but it was a big pity that I could not switch the Chinese and English by shift.
So what is the appropriate input method? We still found a good choice: scim-python
You can see that the name is written in python and runs on the scim platform. The introduction is still based on sogou's dictionary, which is quite good. First of all, although I do not like the smart Pinyin of scim, I still like scim platforms. After all, it has powerful functions and many input methods to choose from. In addition, sogou's dictionary is recognized as powerful. This new input method is applicable to scim, which means that it can be used without too many settings and contains such a good dictionary.
Go to project homepage http://code.google.com/p/scim-python/wiki/PinYinUserGuide
It's a good open-source googlecode project!
The introduction is very detailed, so you don't have to say anything.