On Sunday, 9 September 2018 13:37:28 BST Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> How did you switch from that to Pinyin before then?
> It sounds like you're asking for all input to switch to it rather than
> temporarily for a bit of text entry.
By using the iBus Panel or the hot key.
> > When first booted, the E
> If I can work out how to get the English mode back again, then I have a
> goer.
I got English mode back again by adding the UK input mode in Ubuntu's
Settings, but then Pinyin didn't work There didn't seem to be an Input
Mode choice in iBus's own Preferences in Ubuntu, although it's there
Hi Terry,
> I haven't worked out how to switch back to English input mode.
How did you switch from that to Pinyin before then?
It sounds like you're asking for all input to switch to it rather than
temporarily for a bit of text entry.
> When first booted, the English (UK) option is available but
> I'll put Gnome on this machine and see what happens.
Well. That worked, but I haven't worked out how to switch back to English
input mode. When first booted, the English (UK) option is available but when
selected, it simply switches to full Chinese instead of Pinyin ;-)
If I can work out ho
On Sunday, 9 September 2018 12:15:28 BST Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> > Or maybe it's a KDE thing.
>
> That's the impression I got from the bug report you found and some other
> Googling. But I thought Fedora's KDE lot might have put more effort
> into the IBus issue.
I just tried Unity, cos that's w
Hi Terry,
> Or maybe it's a KDE thing.
That's the impression I got from the bug report you found and some other
Googling. But I thought Fedora's KDE lot might have put more effort
into the IBus issue.
Google also suggested glib and friends, i.e. Gnome rather than KDE,
were OK. So yes, try Gnom
On Sunday, 9 September 2018 11:42:52 BST Natalie Masse Hooper wrote:
> I started learning Chinese a couple of years ago and successfully set up
> Pinyin characters typing using iBus. I am running Ubuntu 16.04.
So it's still working for you on 16.04? Can you remember how you did it?
The bug repor
I started learning Chinese a couple of years ago and successfully set up
Pinyin characters typing using iBus. I am running Ubuntu 16.04.
On Sat, 8 Sep 2018, 16:49 Terry Coles, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> My wife and son are learning Chinese. My son has successfully setup his
> W10
> machine to type Piny
Hi Terry,
> The way to do it seems to be by using iBus see:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ibus
It does seem to have replaced other methods.
> Failing a solution, does anyone know of a distro which might work;
> I could dual boot for that feature then.
I'd try that first with a bootable im
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