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Languages like Japanese because they have so many characters have to use a IME (input method editor), pretty much if you type something like watashi it will allow you to turn that into 私. Usually this is managed by either ibus (mostly gnome) fcitx5 (everything else really) along with a engine like Mozc or Anthy which provides the suggestions to pick from. Here is what one looks like
Currently the only option is to change to Japanese keyboard which on surface seems fine, but this doesn't use Mozc. To my knowledge the only difference is that it adds key for yen symbol etc.
What is needed is like GNOME has
It says Mozc instead of just Japanese
Notice it let's you switch modes for input
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Languages like Japanese because they have so many characters have to use a IME (input method editor), pretty much if you type something like watashi it will allow you to turn that into 私. Usually this is managed by either ibus (mostly gnome) fcitx5 (everything else really) along with a engine like Mozc or Anthy which provides the suggestions to pick from. Here is what one looks like
Currently the only option is to change to Japanese keyboard which on surface seems fine, but this doesn't use Mozc. To my knowledge the only difference is that it adds key for yen symbol etc.
What is needed is like GNOME has
It says Mozc instead of just Japanese
Notice it let's you switch modes for input
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: