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- Chinese character input require SCIM.
- This page is a simple way to install SCIM without installing additional Language Support Packets
Read SCIM for more detail.
- Before you continue, you may need some basic configuration of your new Ubuntu system.
Type in the terminal:
$sudo apt-get install scim-qtimm im-switch scim-pinyin $im-switch -z en_US -s scim
Log out, then log in again. SCIM should be now the default input for all applications
If the second command line doesn't work, try
$locale | grep LANG=
The answer would be something like
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
Type in the terminal:
$im-switch -z YOUR LOCALE -s scim # replace "YOUR LOCALE" by something like "en_US.UTF-8"
For Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron or any later version, you might want to try this if the commands stated as above doesn't work:
$im-switch -z YOUR LOCALE -s scim-bridge # replace "YOUR LOCALE" by something like "en_US.UTF-8"
For example:
$im-switch -z en_US.UTF-8 -s scim-bridge
You must restart your X window (log out, then log in) to take effect.
You can press "Ctrl+blank" to switch between English and Chinese input mode now in all applications.