[Ubuntu Setup] Installation of Ubuntu 14.10 LTS Chinese Input method

From:http://www.cnblogs.com/zhj5chengfeng/archive/2013/06/23/3150620.html

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First step: Install the language pack

Go to "System Settings"

To find the "Language support" item, click Enter

Select "Install/remove Languages"

Find "Chinese (Simplified)" and put the back on the hook.

Then click on "Apply Changes"

Wait for some time

Step Two: Install the Ibus framework

Bring up terminal terminal, enter command: sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-clutter ibus-gtk ibus-gtk3 ibus-qt4

Start the Ibus frame and enter the command under Terminal:im-switch-s Ibus

To associate the time hint: No configuration file "IBUs" exists. Listed are the Input method frameworks configured under Im-switch, which are placed in the directory

/etc/x11/xinit/xinput.d/

Below, an article from Google:[Solved] IBUs doesnot works in Open Office, and then copy the default file from the current directory renamed to IBUs and the contents of the section are as follows:

$ cd/etc/x11/xinit/xinput.d/

$ sudo cp default IBUs

$ sudo vim ibus xim=ibus xim_program=/usr/bin/ibus-daemon xim_args= "--xim"

After creating the configuration file and then restarting Im-switch, you can find that this time can be selected to IBUs, and the parentheses are our profile name, through the configuration file will be set point to the IBUs daemon Ibu-daemon, So every time X is started, it can automatically associate the input method, as follows:

$ im-switch

so each time in the input will default to use IBUs and you set the input method to enter, and then set the switch shortcut to switch between Chinese and English input OK Bird ~ ~

PS: After installing the Ibus frame, remember to restart or log off the system, to ensure that the changes take effect.

Step Three: Install the Pinyin engine

There are a lot of pinyin engine to choose from, the general installation of one is enough, such as I directly installed the first

Ibus Pinyin:sudo apt-get install Ibus-pinyin

Ibus Wubi:sudo apt-get install Ibus-table-wubi

Google Pinyin:sudo apt-get install Ibus-googlepinyin

Sun Pinyin:sudo apt-get install Ibus-sunpinyin

Fourth Step: Setting the Ibus frame

Enter the command in Terminal:ibus-setup

After execution, a Ibus Preference setting box is automatically called

Select the "Input Method" above

Select the appropriate Chinese input method, then click "Add"

Note: It is best to install what input method to Add what input method

Here can also set up the appropriate input method to the shortcut key, the default is "Ctrl+space"

OK, the Chinese input method has been installed.

Finally recommended a very useful tool:ksnapshot

He can make people very casual, but also set a delay time, use to know how convenient he is

Installation method: Bring up terminal input:sudo apt-get install Ksnapshot and execute, wait for a period of time to

[Ubuntu Setup] Installation of Ubuntu 14.10 LTS Chinese Input method