New uim.spec and some notes for Japanese

UTUMI Hirosi <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.suse.m17n
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

I tested OpenSUSE 10.0 beta2.
Most things are OK, but uim-anthy doesn't work for me.
uim.spec doesn't register uim to gtk2-immodule properly.

Try them:
# rpm -e uim-gtk2
$ gedit
Right click on gedit -> Choose "Input Method" ->
Still you can find "uim".

I updated uim.spec and I wrote some notes for Japanese.

1. New uim.spec
See uim.spec and uim.spec.diff please.
Changelog:
- register uim to gtk2-immodule more properly.
- run uim-module-manager to register uim modules.
- enable uim-m17nlib.
- add uim-qt.
- # uim-qt was merged into uim.
- add uim-qt-applet.
- # we need to enable uim-qt-applet for uim-qt.

After you update uim, remove ~/.uim.d/ please.
(to initialize uim configurations)

2. scim-anthy is better than scim-uim-anthy.
SUSE installs scim-uim for the default Japanese input.
I think scim-anthy is better.

3. Font rendering for Japanese
I think outline fonts are better than embedded bitmaps.
I added some lines to /etc/fonts/fonts.conf.
See fonts.conf.diff please.

4. (OT) SUSE bugzilla requires addresses and telephone numbers.
SUSE bugzilla requires Novell accounts.
Novell accounts require addresses and telephone numbers.
So we must tell addresses and telephone numbers for posting bugs.
I don't think it's a good idea.


Mike, you are one of the best developers in Linux Multilingualization.
Many developers/users respect you.
Thanks for all your work.

Hirosi


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