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--- client:fcitx [2025/09/12 09:17] – marlonivo
+++ client:fcitx [2025/09/12 09:19] (current) – marlonivo
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-===== Setting up Fcitx =====
+===== 1. Setting up Fcitx =====
 Fcitx [ˈfaɪtɪks] is an input method framework with extension support. Currently it supports Linux and Unix systems like freebsd. It has three built-in Input Method Engine, Pinyin, QuWei and Table-based input methods.
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 Locales are used to correctly display regional or language/locale-specific standards. To ensure the Japanese locale is enabled, confirm that ja_JP.utf8 is in the output of:
+<code>
 $ locale -a
+</code>
 To enable the Japanese locale, uncomment ja_JP.utf8 in /etc/locale.gen:
+<code>
 /etc/locale.gen
+-------------------
-...
 #ja_JP.EUC-JP EUC-JP
 ja_JP.UTF-8 UTF-8
 #ka_GE.UTF-8 UTF-8
-...
+</code>
 Afterwards, regenerate your locale:
+<code>
 # locale-gen
+</code>
-===== Input Method Framework (IMF) =====
+===== 3. Input Method Framework (IMF) =====
 After the installation you need to configure fcitx in your .xprofile, which means your system enviroment so that your system accepts fcitx as standard input:
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 </code>
-Reboot your system so that it takes effect.
+🎉 Finished, have fun with writing any character on earth.