Hello,
I am no programmer, but if you need any help with bugfixing and so on, ask me.
I have another question, maybe a bit off topic:
In my opinion, all the input methods under Linux feel a bit “seperated” from
the rest of the input methods from X.org. I have to switch these QT_IM_MODULE
variables and so on, then I have two different icons in the tray bar of kde
to switch input methods, first for German (because I have two different
German keybaord layouts), and then another one for East Asian (scim); some
applications don’t even work with scim and so on. This shouldn’t be anything
of not appreciating the work you guys put in scim, but I am wondering
(because the input methods are (I guess you have to admit that) much more
convenient under MacOS X or Windows) what do you think (or maybe you already
thought about it) to cooperate with the guys from X.org to “unify” the entire
input methods (scim and “normal” keyboard layouts) and trying to solve the
problems that still occur and making scim the default input mode for X?
I hope you don’t misunderstand me, I really appreciate your work (I couldn’t
have done it), but I am really wondering why this is still a bit clumsy under
Linux in comparison with Mac OS X or Windows.
Gerrit Sangel
Am Donnerstag 03 April 2008 schrieb LiuCougar:
> I plan to port skim to kde4 some time (hopefully before kde 4.1), but
> can't promise anything now. any help is appreciated
>
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