m17nlib support in uim (Was: Re: [m17n] New uim.spec...)

Hi,

--- Mike FABIAN <[email protected]> wrote:
> UTUMI Hirosi <[email protected]> :
> 
> > - enable uim-m17nlib.
> 
> This is disabled on purpose on request of Zhe Su <[email protected]>
> (SCIM author) because scim-m17n is also available. scim-m17n
> works just fine and supporting m17n in uim as well is therefore
> not necessary and only makes it more confusing for beginners.

Then we should remove uim-anthy/uim-canna/uim-skk (or uim itself),
because scim supports anthy/canna/skk.

We can remove scim-uim for Japanese, then UIM packages will be optional.
Beginners will not be confused.
(Mandriva's uim packages support m17nlib.)

I think scim-anthy and scim-uim-anthy will confuse beginners.
scim-anthy is good enough for most users.

> > - add uim-qt.
> > - # uim-qt was merged into uim.
> > - add uim-qt-applet.
> > - # we need to enable uim-qt-applet for uim-qt.
> 
> It is probably too late to add this for SuSE Linux 10.0, I may
> not be allowed to add new sub-packages anymore.

ok.

> > After you update uim, remove ~/.uim.d/ please.
> > (to initialize uim configurations)
> 
> I do no have a ~/.uim.d/, only ~/.uim

Run uim-pref-gtk and change some settings please.
It will make ~/.uim.d/.

> > SUSE installs scim-uim for the default Japanese input.
> > I think scim-anthy is better.
> 
> No, scim-uim is not the only default Japanese input, *both* scim-uim
> *and* scim-anthy are installed by default.

SUSE 10.0 beta2 didn't install scim-anthy for Japanese.
(Is it my mistake ?)

Thanks.
Hirosi


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