Today, I have a hard time tossing over the input method. I am confused about system beautification, And I am confused about Shenma font rendering. I vaguely remember that @ houge_langley strongly recommended this input method. Fcitx: Free chiese input toy for X is a GPL-Based Simplified Chinese Input Method (that is, the original g five strokes), Pinyin (full spelling and double spelling ), including location and code table input module, is used in the Linux operating system of the Chinese Input Method (derived from the fcitx Official Website: http://www.fcitx.org/main/) sunpinyin: is built on the Chinese Input of the static language model. Supports multiple input platforms and multiple operating systems, such as ibus, fcitx xim, and Mac OS X. Project home page: http://code.google.com/p/sunpinyin/ fcitx specific installation method: Step 1: Install fcitx // if the system has previously installed fcitx, delete fcitx first, then find the configuration file to delete the configuration file: sudo find ~ -Name fcitx-OK Rm-RF {}\; sudo add-Apt-repository PPA: wengxt/fcitx-nightlysudo apt-Get update sudo apt-Get install fcitx Step 2: remove other input methods or set fcitx as the preferred input method to remove ibus: sudo apt-Get autoremove ibus to remove scim: sudo apt-Get autoremove scim or switch the system preferred Input Method: Method 1: system-preferences-language support: Modify the Default Input Method for boot 2: Use im-switch to change: Im-switch-s fcitx-Z default Step 3: install sun-pinyin sudo apt-Get install fcitx-sunpinyin Step 4: Install fcitx's GTK configuration interface sudo apt-Get insta Ll fcitx-config Step 5: Add a dictionary to fcitx-sunpinyin. 1. Download the two sogou dictionaries created by hubert_star for sunpinyin. Simplified: Simplified... Rdict-small.7z to decompress the userdict file ~ /. In the sunpinyin folder, add mkdir-P/home/'whoam'/. sunpinyin lexicon 2 according to the nenew method. For detailed method, see: http://www.nenew.net/fcitx-sunpinyin.html Step 6: Add boot start open system-Application-Start application add fcitx boot name: fcitx (casually) command: fcitx-D References and thanks: nenew: http://www.nenew.net/fcitx4-0beta1r463.html http://www.nenew.net/fcitx-sunpinyin.htmlhuber_star:http://www.linuxsir.org/bbs/thread372879.html
