1. log on as a root user, or log on to suroot2.yuminstall & quot; @ ChineseSupport & quot; 3. exit4. go back to the desktop. if not, log off the system-& gt; preferences-& gt; inputmethod5. 6. add the input method to the list. 7. log out and log on again. After logging out, the configuration process is shown in.
1. log on with root, or su root2.yum install "@ Chinese Support" 3. exit4. go back to the desktop. system-> preferences-> input method5. if not, log off first. 6. add the input method to the list. 7. log out and log on again. After logging out, the configuration process is shown in:
After the installation is complete, the Input Method option appears in System Preferences. click to enter the following pop-up box, select use ibus (recommended), and click the Input Method Preferences option to enter the following pop-up box, general options include shortcut keys and other settings. Select common Input methods in input Method and Select Chinese in Select an Input method. The Chinese input Method list on the right is displayed. Select Pinyin here and click add, close the window, that is, the settings are successfully tested under centOS 6.4.