Install Google input method and cloud pinyin on Fedora 18

Since the word segmentation of sunpinyin is too inaccurate, it is recommended that Google Pinyin and cloud pinyin be used under Fedora 18, so I want to try it out. As the ora source is Google pinyin, You have to compile it by yourself and make a record for backup.
 
# Install fcitx
$ Sudo yum install fcitx
# Install devel
$ Sudo yum install fcitx-devel
# Install the fcitx visual Configuration Tool
$ Sudo yum install fcitx-configtool.i686
# The cmake command is required for compilation.
$ Sudo yum install cmake

# Compile the libgooglepinyin package
# Address https://code.google.com/p/libgooglepinyin/downloads/detail? Name1_libgooglepinyin-0.1.2.tar.bz2 & can = 2 & q =
$ Tar-jxvf libgooglepinyin-0.1.2.tar.bz2
$ Libgooglepinyin-0.1.2 cd
# See the Installation Introduction.
$ Vim INSTALL
# During installation, you can specify the installation location. However, when fcitx-googlepinyin is compiled, the default location will be found. For simplicity, I installed it in/usr by default.
$ Mkdir build; cd build
$ Cmake...-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX =/usr
$ Make
$ Sudo make install
 
# Compile and install fcitx-googlepinyin
# Address https://code.google.com/p/fcitx/downloads/list? Can = 2 & q = googlepinyin & colspec = Filename + Summary + Uploaded + ReleaseDate + Size + DownloadCount
# It is basically the same as the above Compilation
$ Tar-xvf fcitx-googlepinyin-0.1.6.tar.xz
$ Fcitx-googlepinyin-0.1.6 cd
$ Mkdir build; cd build
$ Cmake...-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX =/usr
$ Make
$ Sudo make install
# Restart the fcitx Input Method to see Google pinyin
 
# Install the cloud pinyin source
$ Sudo yum install fcitx-cloudpinyin
 

In the fcitx Configuration tool, you can set it in the additional components. You can see that the source of the cloud pinyin configuration dictionary is 4 sogou Google baidu QQ
Log out...
 
Attachment: after Google Pinyin is installed, sunpinyin is uninstalled and found on the Internet.
$ Sudo killall sunpinyin
$ Sudo rm-rf/library/'input methods '/sunpinyin. app
$ Sudo rm-rf ~ /Library/'input methods '/sunpinyin. app
$ Sudo rm-rf/library/sunpinyin
$ Sudo rm-rf ~ /Library/sunpinyin
$ Sudo rm-rf/library/preferences/'org. opensolaris. inputmethod. sunpinyin. plist'
$ Sudo rm-rf ~ /Library/preferences/'org. opensolaris. inputmethod. sunpinyin. plist'