I am an American living in Taiwan. Chinese input is a problem that
prevents Taiwanese from using Ubuntu.
Two problems:
1. gcin ONLY: Taiwanese's speed-typing habits in Chinese only fits with
the gcin order of character appearance in the input menus.
- gcin doesn't install well, depending on t
their kids to do
it for them.
Really love you guys. Taiwan is SO ripe for Ubuntu!
Gunar wrote: Hi Jesse!
On 2016-10-22 02:15, Jesse Steele wrote:
1. gcin ONLY: Taiwanese's speed-typing habits in Chinese only fits with
the gcin order of character appearance in the input menus.
- gcin doe
their 40's often can't type at all and ask their kids to do
it for them.
Really love you guys. Taiwan is SO ripe for Ubuntu!
Gunar wrote: Hi Jesse!
On 2016-10-22 02:15, Jesse Steele wrote:
1. gcin ONLY: Taiwanese's speed-typing habits in Chinese only fits with
the gcin orde
;t type at all and ask their kids to do
it for them.
Really love you guys. Taiwan is SO ripe for Ubuntu!
Gunar wrote: Hi Jesse!
On 2016-10-22 02:15, Jesse Steele wrote:
1. gcin ONLY: Taiwanese's speed-typing habits in Chinese only fits with
the gcin order of character appearance in the
l.
On 10/25/2016 09:58 PM, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
On 2016-10-24 19:43, Jesse Steele wrote:
On 2016-10-24 13:21, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
The Taiwan Chinese language support is included on an Ubuntu
install if you in the installer select Traditional Chinese as the
language. If you don't, ye
Thank you. I will be testing it soon. I haven't had time yet.
On 12/02/2016 02:35 AM, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
On 10/25/2016 03:58 PM, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
On 2016-10-24 19:43, Jesse Steele wrote:
gcin worked in 15.10 Unity but hid under the app search fuzz, broke
as of 16.04
o ask me questions or improve my work at
verb.ink and related projects. Thank you so much for being approachable.
This forum is now my number one reason I prefer Ubuntu.
Jesse Steele
PS I plan to test GCIN on a few Ubuntu distros soon. EVERYONE seems
swamped with work these days—at least good pe
*Shopping for a 64 bit motherboard for Ubuntu feels like a trip to the
casino... It affects development and users.
*
*Over**view:*
With the move toward 64 bit -only support, 64 bit motherboards, native
BIOS settings, BIOS config for Linux, and motherboard manufacturers are
an important topic.
l or developers. For now, we could
use a hashtag like #mb64 in any of these endless forum discussions on
the matter to look up /by machine/.
On 08/05/2017 09:11 PM, Paul Smith wrote:
On Sat, 2017-08-05 at 08:37 +0800, Jesse Steele wrote:
Generally, installing Ubuntu on 32 bit machine
's Topics:
1. Re: 64bit Motherboards are a minefield of config problems
(Paul Smith)
2. Re: 64bit Motherboards - "all work" (Jesse Steele)
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Date: Sat, 05 Aug 2017 09:11:27 -04
I code, draw, write, podcast, vlog, and design art. I've seen many mouse
wheels wear out fast. Middle mouse click while moving the mouse around
inside a scrollable area behaving like two-finger "natural" scrolling
would be breakthrough in ergonomics AND save the mouse wheel. But, it
would also
GET OUT OF DESKTOP. Stop dividing developer attention.
Part of the reason in dropping 32bit was for devs to have less laundry
gobbling their man hours. Now, drop desktop. My vote would be: "Budgie +
Optional GNOME Window Spread replaces Plank". BUT, that's just me.
Conspiracy Man wants MATE DE
Issue A: .pdf exporting is like Hong Kong's Walled City
Some fonts in other languages don't render correctly in pdf. I created a
repo duplicating the problem with multiple pdf export engines:
https://github.com/JesseSteele/pdf-bug
Bug report to LibreOffice:
https://bugs.documentfoundation.or
I'm a dev who relies on updates on many machines; I write scripts to
handle them. I don't have the resources to investigate every daily build
to see if GRUB or PHP is going to ask a question that, under most
circumstances, needs the obvious, default answer.
This isn't just any Linux distro, th
As good and growing as snap is, the extra clutter in my Nautilus file
explorer is a problem. It is likely a violation of UX theory because it
is a folder I can click into that I should never click into. It surely
violates the principle of "Linux for humans" only code resides there.
And, I need
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