Thank you! Yes, I'm running Gnome. Please see my previous reply. I don't think it's that straightforward, since I couldn't find an instructions set anywhere, that is not deprecated (like the wiki).Ibus is tightly integrated with gnome. If you are running gnome DE, after you installed ibus-pinyin and/or ibus-libpinyin, you can go to gnome settings, click on "keyboard" and add Chinese (intelligent pinyin), which corresponds to ibus-libpinyin, or Chinese (pinyin), which corresponds to ibus-pinyin, as your Chinese input engines.
I don't know how to input Chinese characters in other DE's. I know quite a few native Chinese speakers who are using Chinese locales and have no problem inputting Chinese characters in xfce and KDE. However, these features were enabled during system installation. With GNOME, adding Chinese input engines in non-Chinese locales is quite straightforward.
Statistics: Posted by RodrigoBH — 2024-08-29 00:11 — Replies 4 — Views 70
