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Written by käsle on 2024-12-29 at 19:43

Does someone know how to install a Japanese keyboard on XFCE (fedora) where you can type in romaji and it writes in hiragana/katakana (for example you press i and it writes い)?

I know that it works perfectly on Gnome, but I don't know how to get it on XFCE.

Btw is Wayland usable on Nvidia RTX 2060? The last time I was using it, the screen started to freeze after some time, so I got stuck to XFCE.

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Written by Gary Parker on 2024-12-29 at 20:26

@kan @pippa sounds like the sorta thing @nina_kali_nina would know about

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Written by Nina Kalinina on 2024-12-29 at 20:53

@WiteWulf @kan @pippa wow, I have not tried this in a long time. You need an IME for XFCE. Back in the days on GNU/Linux the main one was IBus, and it still is a thing. Make sure that ibus and ibus-mozc are installed. Then add it in Xfce control panel through "Input Method Selector".

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Written by käsle on 2024-12-30 at 08:13

@nina_kali_nina @WiteWulf @pippa thank you, worked with fcitx5

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