[Ubuntu] Install Chinese Input method

After installing the English version of Ubuntu12.04. Use ctrt+space cannot switch to Chinese, only then reacts.

So I queried how to install and configure the Chinese input method under Ubuntu.

The first step installs the language pack:

Click System setting in the left-hand menu bar and search for the next lanuage support, which pops up a language-supported dialog box. Select Install/remove Languages.

In the language selection to find the Chinese simplified, select click OK to install.

Step Two: Install the IBUs framework

This is an Input method framework

Open the command line interface. Run the following installation:

sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-clutter ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3 ibus-qt4

Start frame:

Im-switch-s IBUs

log out of the system after installing the IBUs framework. Make sure the changes take effect immediately. (I did not log off when I installed it myself.) )

Step three: Install the Input Method engine

sudo apt-get install Ibus-pinyin

(This engine is ibus by default and may prompt you to be installed)

Of course can install other engines, such as Google Input method

sudo apt-get install Ibus-googlepinyin

Fourth Step: Setting the IBUs frame

Choose which input method you need to use in detail, or set a priority.

Ibus-setup

Then we can use Ctrl+space to switch to Google Pinyin when entering text.

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[Ubuntu] Install Chinese Input method