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freewnn
freewnn is a client-server based input system. there are four different servers, one for japanese, one for korean, one for traditional chinese and one for simplified chinese.
depending on the languages you need, install the following rpms for freewnn
- japanese:
- fwnncom.rpm, fwnn.rpm
- korean:
- fwnncom.rpm, fkwnn.rpm
- traditional chinese:
- fwnncom.rpm, fcwnncom, ftwnn.rpm
- simplified chinese:
- fwnncom.rpm, fcwnncom, fcwnn.rpm
you can start the freewnn servers with:
~$ /etc/init.d/{fwnn,fcwnn,fkwnn,ftwnn} start if you set
start_free_{wnn,cwnn,kwnn,twnn}="yes" in /etc/rc.config, the respective freewnn server will start automatically when booting.
clients available on suse linux which can use the japanese freewnn server are uum (see section 6.3.2), kinput2 (see sections 6.1.3 and 6.1.3.2), nicolatter (see section 6.1.4), and xemacs.
i think xemacs can directly use the korean and chinese freewnn servers too. it appears to work although i have not yet tested this very well.
2005-03-09