[Uim] Re: uim-xim only works with japanese locale?

[James Su]

Hi,
  I think the best way is to use SCIM as the unified frontend anywhere. 
So you may use scim-uim-anthy via both XIM and gtk2 immodule and qt 
immodule (future).

Regards
James Su

gabor farkas wrote:

>On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 08:56, gabor farkas wrote:
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>>On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 06:29, David Oftedal wrote:
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>>>  > You have to export at least
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>>>>LC_CTYPE=ja_JP.UTF-8
>>>>or investigate another method than uim-xim. (SCIM over UIM has
>>>>been suggested on this mailing list before.)
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>>>Ah, that's right. There's really no reason to use uim-xim anymore if you 
>>>can get SCIM running. Just install scim and scim-uim and run "scim -d" 
>>>each time you start X, and you should be able to use UIM in X.
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>>>
>>thanks...
>>
>>but now i am a little confused....
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>>what's the relation between uim and scim?
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>>i know scim can use uim...
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>>basically one should not use only uim anymore?
>>the recommended usage is to use it together with scim?
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>to say it simpler:
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>1. now i know that for XIM i should use scim-uim
>2. for GTK2: should i also use scim-uim-anthy? or just uim-anthy?
>
>thanks,
>gabor
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