I found that the Pinyin of the Ubuntu9.10 input method cannot be entered in a full sentence, so I searched the internet and finally found a solution: after the installation of Ubuntu9.10 is complete, it is in English. If you have not installed the Language Pack, you can accept pinyin, but you cannot select words. However, after updating the Chinese Language Pack, you still don't have the feeling of using ibus pinyin into the entire sentence. This is a very depressing thing. As a matter of fact, the person who is careful has discovered that it is actually very simple. You just need to set it up. Add pinyin Input Method
I found that the Pinyin input in Ubuntu 9.10 cannot be entered in the entire sentence, so I searched the internet and finally found a solution:
After Ubuntu 9.10 is installed, it is in English. If you do not have a Language Pack Installed, you can accept it if you have pinyin but cannot select words. However, after updating the Chinese Language Pack, you still don't have the feeling of using ibus pinyin into the entire sentence. This is a very depressing thing.
As a matter of fact, the person who is careful has discovered that it is actually very simple. You just need to set it up. Add the pinyin input method.
Right-click the icon and select "Preferences"
Click "select input method", find "Chinese"-> PinYin, select it, and click "add ". You can get the PinYin Input Method displayed on the graph.
This PinYin is different from the pinyin of the third item! You should pay attention to it. The first item is used!