On Tue, 25 June 2002, "g2" wrote > > Hi, > > its me again. i successfully installed kinput2 and >freewin RPM on my Linux Mandrake 8.2 as well as the >Japanese fonts, but shift+space and ctrl+/ is still not >working. how can i input hiragana, katakana and kanji? >what applications do they usually can be used for? i >tried it on advnace editor and kWord but still not >working. is there something i missed? my default >language is English and I just like to make Japanese >available for my console cause my job requires some >Japanese documents.
Sorry, I forgot to mention it yesterday, but kinput is a kana / kanji server. So if you want it to catch the shift-space command, it should run first. - Open a terminal; - Type kinput2 <return> Then try shift-space i an application that supports Japanese. It should work. > also, i already configured my keyboard to 106 japanese >but none of those extra keys work. I tried to edit the >key binding configuration but it cant detect the extra >keys. The keyboard should not matter. I mean, if the keyboard is wrong, it may not work properly, but for sure, toggle the Japanese input with shift-space will work. I use a plain qwerty keyboard (settings = US, not international). >is the windows key really not working in mandrake? What is the windows key? What is windows, by the way? > any suggestions? > > last. how can i have my own Linux User number? Do i >have to pay for that? > > thanks! > > -- > g2 > "intelligence, acquired; wisdom, inherent."
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