(Again dropping pkg-fonts-devel list.) On Tue, Aug 07, 2007 at 02:01:58PM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote: > > > 3. run as root: > > > im-switch -s scim > > > After a relogin, the user can toggle SCIM on/off by pressing CRTL+SPACE. > > > > > >> "im-switch -s scim" should be done once on the installed system, or at > > >> every boot? > > > > only once at install time. And only if you want to use SCIM as default > > IM application... > > Hmmm, OK, then that could fit in the localechooser finish-install > script. Something like: > > "check whether scim is installed on the installed system and, if so, > run 'im-switch -s scim'"
Not really necessary. Scim's im-switch setting already makes scim default (which is what "im-switch -s scim" do) for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean locales in etch. If some language decides that SCIM is good as the default input method, they can just ask scim package to raise im-switch setting priority for their locale. Ubuntu needs to manually set im-switch default more often because their language-support packages are real (meta-)packages, and frequently installed in systems with other locales. Ming 2007.08.10 -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
