How to set Chinese display and Chinese input in Ubuntu character interface

In the Ubuntu character landing interface, the Chinese display default is garbled, but also does not support Chinese input, there are many solutions,

1) Install zhcon--to solve the problem of garbled Chinese display.

sudo apt-get install Zhcon

Then ctrl+alt+f1~f6 into the character interface and then input sudo zhcon--utf8. But can only solve the problem of garbled Chinese display. So I prefer the second method.

2) solve the problem of Chinese display garbled and Chinese input.

Reference:

Http://www.playubuntu.cn/article/194.html

http://rutine.blog.163.com/blog/static/7908087220144155448206/

But the explanation is a bit of a problem, I tidy up as follows:

First you need to install an input method, not necessarily Google Pinyin, I installed the Sogou input method.

Then (preferably in the character interface, or not start fbterm)

sudo apt-get install fcitx im-switch fbterm fcitx-frontend-fbterm

Configure the. fbtermrc file in the user directory
Modify font size to Font-size=18
Modify the problem code to Text-encodings=utf-8
Modify IME to Input-method=fcitx-fbterm
Now that the software environment is deployed, you can try the results below.

Note that the configuration file has many copies, because it is based on the user, such as my root a configuration file, and then my normal user A profile, may need to configure. Like I was.

1.vi/root/.fbtermrc

2.vi/home/sj/.fbtermrc

Then make the above changes, then ctrl+alt+f1 into the Tty1 character interface

The direct input command fbterm into another mode. Then you will see the Chinese display, the default ctrl+space is to toggle the Chinese input method, if the switch is not valid, you can enter FCITX return

After completion, you can ctrl+space switch input Chinese.

How to set Chinese display and Chinese input in Ubuntu character interface