In Ubuntu, you cannot use sunpinyin to solve the page turning problem. First, you must open the setting page of sunpinyin: Method 1: run the/usr/lib/ibus-sunpinyin/ibus-setup-sunpinyin method 2 in the terminal: on the keyboard of the input method, click the keyboard selection preference. In the Display language option, select the sunpinyin language bar that is always displayed on the desktop (of course, you can change the position of the display language bar back) and click sunpi.
In Ubuntu, you cannot use sunpinyin for paging. First, you must open the settings page of sunpinyin: Method 1: Run/usr/lib/ibus-sunpinyin/ibus-setup-sunpinyin on the terminal.
Method 2:
On the keyboard of the input method, click the keypad to select the preference.
Select always in the display language option
The sunpinyin language bar is displayed on the desktop (of course, you can change the position of the display language bar), and click Settings in the sunpinyin language bar.
Call up the settings page using one of the above two methods:
The tabs above are in the pinyin mode, shortcut keys, and general (this tab can be used to set the number of alternate words). For more information, select the second tab and shortcut keys.
Then select the first one in Page Flip (Flip) (use-and = to Flip the Page, follow the usage of sogou, of course, you can also choose another), OK!
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