Solution to the problem that the scim input method cannot be called in Ubuntu7.10

I successfully upgraded my laptop to Ubuntu7.10 from Ubuntu7.04 to 7.10 the day before yesterday. Everything else went fine, but some third-party software, such as vmware, had a small problem and it was useless even if we ran the vmware-config.pl. This should be because of kernel upgrade issues. I can reinstall Ubuntu7.10. The most terrible thing is that the scim input method cannot be called. Even if I set it again, the input method cannot be called. I checked some information,

I successfully upgraded my laptop to Ubuntu 7.10 from Ubuntu 7.04 to Ubuntu 7.10 the day before yesterday.

Everything else went fine, but some third-party software, such as vmware, had a small problem and it was useless even if we ran the vmware-config.pl.

This should be because of kernel upgrade issues. Regardless of him, I can reinstall Ubuntu 7.10.

The most terrible thing is that the scim input method cannot be called. Even if I set it again, the input method cannot be called.

I checked some information, and it turned out to be a problem with input method initialization. Use the following command to change scim to the default input controller:

$ Sudo cp/etc/X11/xinit/xinput. d/default/etc/X11/xinit/xinput. d/default. bak

$ Sudo cp/etc/X11/xinit/xinput. d/scim/etc/X11/xinit/xinput. d/default

Then restart X.

PS, by the way, Ubuntu 7.10 does not feel as good as 7.04.

In particular, the five-stroke input method is much more ugly than Ubuntu 7.04.

However, the dynamic effect of the window seems to be quite dazzling.