Can I input in Japanese, but keep English menus?
I have Fedora Core 1 installed on my PC and I included Japanese during the installation. If I sign into Gnome with Japanese selected as my language, I can input Japanese text easily by pressing {shift}+{space}. If I log in under English, I can't use that shortcut.
Using English, I added Keyboard Layout Switcher to the panel. If I use this to switch to Japanese layout, I still get English characters, but the keyboard is mapped to the Japanese style (ie. punctuation marks are in different places than it would be on a US keyboard layout). Does anyone know how I could get the same Japanese text input function as if I loaded Gnome with Japanese, but using English as the language? -- Luis |
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Chii-chan, thank you very much for you help. I'm not sure why your last post didn't show up when searched the forum, but it worked beautifully for me.
-- Luis |
In Fedora, never tried.
For Mandrake I use this excellet guide http://www.math.wisc.edu/~stefanss/japanese/ May be that can help. The problem is that Fedora uses Gnome, while mandrake works with KDE |
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