张昊彧 <yu538...@gmail.com> writes: > Dear Debian team, > > Hello! > > I am a Debian user who appreciates the stable and secure operating system > provided by Debian. During the use process, I noticed that the system has > pre -installed Japanese input method, which is very convenient for users > who use Japanese. However, I found that the Chinese input method was not > pre -installed, although I chose Chinese as the preferred language when I > installed it. > > In my opinion, pre -installed Chinese input method will greatly improve the > experience of Chinese users, because Chinese is one of the languages with a > large number of people around the world. Pre -installation Chinese input > method can reduce the trouble of their configuration input method and > enhance the user experience. In addition, this is also in line with the > internationalization concept that Debian has always advocated. > > I hope this suggestion can be considered and look forward to the future > version of Debian can contain this improvement. > > Thank you for your time and hard work, and look forward to the better and > better Debian. > > Well, please, > Pixelgeek
Debian usually applies a minimalist philosophy and installs as few package as possible. If one installs Debian using the installer and choose everything as default (which will be in U.S. English) no input method is installed, unless one chooses one of the localized installation language (e.g. Chinese, Japanese, etc.) in the installer or explicitly installs one of the localization tasks (e.g. task-chinese-s-gnome-desktop, task-japanese-gnome-desktop) or localization of specific application (e.g. firefox-esr-l10n-zh-cn, firefox-esr-l10n-ja). How did you install Debian (e.g. in which language, which environments are installed)? And which Japanese input method is installed on your system? -- Regards, Xiyue Deng
