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Ubuntu News: "The conclusion: a tie... Now's the time for our side of the story..."
Would You Use Windows If It Was GPL?
The Open Source Advocate: "In my last post, several people accused me of being anti-Microsoft. This is not true at all! I believe that Microsoft makes good products..."
Mad Dog 21/21: Hearts and Minds
The Four Hundred: "In 1991, Richard Stallman's great project, the GNU operating system, was made whole when Linus Torvalds developed the kernel, Linux, that it had lacked..."
Debain WrEtch: Review of an UnAmerican Linux System
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kinput2 and wnn
to use kinput2 with (free)wnn it is started as
~$ lang=ja_jp kinput2 -xim -kinput -wnn &
usually, this is automatically done during the start of the x11 session, see section 6.1.2.
there are two standard setups for the key bindings when using kinput2 with (free)wnn,
/usr/lib/x11/ccdef/ccdef.kinput2.egg
and
/usr/lib/x11/ccdef/ccdef.kinput2
on suse linux > = 7.3, ccdef.kinput2.egg is the default, on earlier versions of suse linux it was ccdef.kinput2.
if you don't like the default, you can change it using x-resources, i.e. you can add a line like
kinput2*ccwnn.ccdef: ccdef.kinput2
or
kinput2*ccwnn.ccdef: ccdef.kinput2.egg
to ~/.xresources. if ~/.xresources doesn't exist yet, just create an empty file and add one of the above lines.
subsections 2005-03-09