Re: [tlug] Input methods - again!

["lain." <lain@example.com>]

On 2023年10月04日 11:10, the silly Christian Horn claimed to have said:
> Just a few steps, captured here:
> https://fluxcoil.net/wiki/software/sway#japanese_inputfcitx5

Got it working now, although in Qt programs only, not GTK.
Apparently, Wayland doesn't seem to recognize the .zprofile file, so I
had to put the exports in .zshrc instead.

> I had issues with ibus on Wayland.. now also ibus works, but
> I'm sticking with fcitx5.

In my case it's fcitx5 + Anthy.
Because compiling Mozc from source is an absolute pain in the ass.

> For configuration, you probably want to attach a keyboard.
> Curious to hear how fcitx etc., which are designed with laptops
> and desktops in mind, work on mobile devices.  

Attached a screenshot of it, just for you.
Although I had to go to landscape mode to save the settings.

-- 
lain.

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