On 2/18/19 7:54 AM, home user via users wrote: > Strange: after my last post, I discovered that in Gnome, I could no longer access ibus. > > > ...you may have to run "im-chooser" in a terminal on KDE before > > ibus is made the default input method.... > > If you're implying im-chooser doesn't work in Gnome, you're right. Yes, ibus is the default input-method for Gnome but not for KDE. If you were to run im-chooser in Gnome you'd get an error and a log entry which would say something like the desktop isn't a target for im-chooser. > > In KDE, it partially worked. The ibus prefs and settings GUIs are now in English. I > can now use ibus to enter Chinese, and ibus's font (including size) is what I want. Now > I can not switch back to English. My ibus is set to control-space for switching. The > KDE keyboard sequence setting GUIs show control-space not used for anything else. You said "partially" worked in KDE. But, I don't see where you mention what isn't working or not to your liking. > > After doing the im-chooser in KDE, I can now use ibus in Gnome, and I can switch between > languages using the dropdown in the upper right corner, and control-space does work (in > Gnome). But, in Gnome, I'm still stuck with the teeny font in the ibus menu of Chinese > characters. Right. You may want to file a BZ about that. > > What and where is the systray (or system tray)? > How do I put things in the systray? > What are the "super" and "opt" keys? Are you talking about Gnome or KDE? In Gnome ibus-daemon is started as "ibus-daemon --xim --panel disable" which, I believe, disables the native systray icon in favor of whatever Gnome does in the upper right. In KDE ibus-daemon is started as "ibus-daemon -r --xim" and looks like show in the screenshot. -- Right: I dislike the default color scheme Wrong: What idiot picked the default color scheme
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