Ubuntu + Emacs + Fcitx Chinese Input Solution

I used scim + emacs to configure the Chinese system for half a day. I quickly got a substitute and finally finished the important work. PS: The following operations are performed in the environment. First of all, it is emacs. Everyone should have this, so I am no longer arrogant. Fcitx was launched. Install sudoapt-getinstallim-switchfcitxsudoim-switch-sfc

I used scim + emacs to configure the Chinese system for half a day. I quickly got a substitute and finally finished the important work.

PS: The following operations are performed in the environment.

First of all, it is emacs. Everyone should have this, so I am no longer arrogant.
Fcitx was launched. Follow the official introduction for installation:

Sudo apt-get install im-switch fcitx
Sudo im-switch-s fcitx-z default

My system reported an error when running the last step, but it does not matter. I can also run it manually:

Fcitx &

Next, add a configuration command to. emacs to mask the C-SPC keys.

(Global-set-key (kbd "C-SPC") 'nil)

Finally, make a shell file and put it on the desktop.

#! /Bin/sh
Export LC_CTYPE = zh_CN.UTF-8
Sudo emacs

Run on the terminal to enter the password. You can click to run the emacs supporting Chinese characters as su. Great!