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gychang

#! CrunchBanger

From: Phoenix, AZ

Registered: 2009-04-01

Posts: 225

ibus input for Korean in netbook, how? (SOLVED)

Running CB11, works great in my Samsung N150 Notebook.

I like to be able to input Korean fonts on occasion.  I am unclear how this is done on Waldorf.

would appreciate terminal or synaptic suggestions.

gychang

Last edited by gychang (2012-08-07 14:15:05)

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machinebacon

#! unstable

From: PRC

Registered: 2009-07-02

Posts: 6,212

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Re: ibus input for Korean in netbook, how? (SOLVED)

hi gychang,

sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-hangul im-config ttf-unfonts-core 

then run

ibus-daemon

add the hangul input in ibus preferences (right-click on icon), then logout and login. Ibus is a daemon, it will usually start automatically (if not, add 'ibus-daemon &' to openbox's autostart). Maybe you need to run

im-config

once.

Good luck and greetings!

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gychang

#! CrunchBanger

From: Phoenix, AZ

Registered: 2009-04-01

Posts: 225

Re: ibus input for Korean in netbook, how? (SOLVED)

hi gychang,

sudo apt-get install ibus ibus-hangul im-config ttf-unfonts-core 

then run

ibus-daemon

add the hangul input in ibus preferences (right-click on icon), then logout and login. Ibus is a daemon, it will usually start automatically (if not, add 'ibus-daemon &' to openbox's autostart). Maybe you need to run

im-config

once.

Good luck and greetings!

works great, thank you.

gychang

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