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Hi There. I start to study japanese and I want to write it whit my FC4 distribution. I was looking and I found that I need to install kinput2, canna and wnn or domething like that.
Do yourself a favor and install scim. It's a wrapper program for various input methods. It's much more user friendly than working with kinput2/canna alone. When I was using kinput2/canna I had to use a script to change the environment to Japanese every time I wanted to use Japanese in a program. But scim allows you to keep a full native-language environment while also allowing you to have foreign input support. You can use canna with it, but there are several other backends available. I like Anthy myself.
The real only drawback, if you could call it that, is that you will have to convert your system to a utf8 environment (if you haven't already).
See the link below for more. Especially look at section 6.4 about input methods.
And every thing go fine. I can run scim but I don't know how to use it. When I run it, apears an icon in my task bar and I right-clic and go to SCIM Setup, but I can't get write hiraganas and katakanas. I'm readin now the link that you put below. I hope find answers there.
I can see the Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji on the web in mi FC4 distro and I have sucssesfully installes SCIM. But I don't know how to use it, I can't write hiragana.
When I run SCIM I can view an icon on the task bar, but even I chane the configuration I can't write in hiragana or anything. Can anybody help me?
Thanks, but I have allready installed scim-anthy, but I don't know how does scim function. It doesn't have manual or anything... Or I don't know where is it the manual.
i am trying to install SCIM-anthy... and i am getting frustrated.
anyway, this is the problem: during ./configure i get this message:
configure: error: anthy/anthy.h was not found.
and the thing is anthy.h file is in "/include/anthy" and not in "anthy"
so is there anyway for the ./configure to look into the correct folder instead of just looking for anthy.h in the wrong folder?
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