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Re: [tlug] Japanese Input
- Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 02:40:31 -0700 (PDT)
- From: sakewish <sakewish@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Japanese Input
All,
Thanks again for all the input about input, etc.
Since my last message I spent some time attempting to
install uim-anthy. Unfortunately the best I could do
was a segmentation fault. Scrapping this, I turned to
canna and kinput2. These, along with several support
libraries are now successfully installed. The canna
server appears to be running correctly and accepts
kinput2 as a client.
But of course there is more to the story. I also
installed both Eterm & rxvt as test applications. I
spent a lot of time (at least my wife thinks so)
trying to get the ./configure command correct for
Eterm, less so for rxvt. Still no success at runtime.
Upon starting Eterm, I get the following console
message:
"Warning: Locale not supported; defaulting to portable
"C" locale"
I think this is an issue with "X" rather than
with Eterm, or kinput2, or the canna server. I'm
currently using XF86-4.2 installed from the basic 12
binaries plus Xprogs. The interface is twm.
Any thoughts???
Oh yeah, and I haven't been able to successfully
install kterm with the new compilers. Probably needs
a patch & I haven't had time, or inclination, to track
one down or figure it out.
--- sakewish <sakewish@example.com> wrote:
> All,
> I run a "minimal" home-made linux system. Am
> looking to add Japanese input support. If you have
> experience with this please let me know as I've been
> able to find little on the net (except a lot of
> dead-end links).
>
> Thanks...
>
>
>
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