Having trouble with Japanese input, ibus-anthy, no Hiragana even with switch
Hi Everyone
I really need to have Japanese input on my computer. I had an old installation of Trisquel from about a year ago. I got things working but after I restarted I could not get things to work again.
I have just freshly installed 7.0 Gnome 64 bit.
I have run updates and installed VLC and Icedove but no other application other then ibus-anthy otherwise so I pretty much have a clean install.
I ran ibus-setup.These are the changes:
I added Japanese
I clicked use system keyboard layout
clicked show icon in system tray
show property panel to always.
Under System Settings I clicked on Language and Support. I added Japanese and left keyboard input as ibus.
Things are weird.
If I type meta space and hold space for a second a icon pops up showing the keyboard switching between Japanese and English .
If I type ibus-daemon, I get:
current session already has an ibus-daemon.
Something is switching. If I go to Japanese the special keys like @, # etc all work differently but when I type:
"wa" I just get wa, it does not switch to hiragana or Kanji.
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong, I feel I am so close but I am also stuck.
Thanks for reading-Patrick
Sorry, I forgot to mention that I had this error on the old install and the fresh one too:
** (main.py:2928): WARNING **: Couldn't connect to accessibility bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-2jSHfAoFaW: Connection refused
I am not sure if ibus is using posix sockets and this is related....
Sorry for all the noise. I have solved this.
Here are instructions encase someone finds this thread:
install ibus-anthy
In System Settings, find language support, add Japanese
launch ibus-setup
->click customize an input method
->under Japanese find the submenu, Japanese-Anthy. Do NOT select Japanese alone