How to install and switch between languages (English/Japanes) in Debian
I'd like to be able to install and switch to a Japanese keyboard and back to English. Notice that this is also a question of usability. I'd like to be able to type Japanese directly, in any program, without Romaji Input mode.
At the moment, I can type Japanese in emacs, using the Romaji Japanese input mode. But if I want to type く for example, I have to type k-u. I'd like to be able to type it directly (that is, I type h for く.
keyboard keyboard-layout
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
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I'd like to be able to install and switch to a Japanese keyboard and back to English. Notice that this is also a question of usability. I'd like to be able to type Japanese directly, in any program, without Romaji Input mode.
At the moment, I can type Japanese in emacs, using the Romaji Japanese input mode. But if I want to type く for example, I have to type k-u. I'd like to be able to type it directly (that is, I type h for く.
keyboard keyboard-layout
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
11
Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49
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I'd like to be able to install and switch to a Japanese keyboard and back to English. Notice that this is also a question of usability. I'd like to be able to type Japanese directly, in any program, without Romaji Input mode.
At the moment, I can type Japanese in emacs, using the Romaji Japanese input mode. But if I want to type く for example, I have to type k-u. I'd like to be able to type it directly (that is, I type h for く.
keyboard keyboard-layout
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
11
I'd like to be able to install and switch to a Japanese keyboard and back to English. Notice that this is also a question of usability. I'd like to be able to type Japanese directly, in any program, without Romaji Input mode.
At the moment, I can type Japanese in emacs, using the Romaji Japanese input mode. But if I want to type く for example, I have to type k-u. I'd like to be able to type it directly (that is, I type h for く.
keyboard keyboard-layout
keyboard keyboard-layout
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
11
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
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edited Jan 29 at 12:50
Jozu A.
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
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asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
11
asked Jan 29 at 12:35
Jozu A.Jozu A.
11
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Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49
add a comment |
Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49
Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49
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Would you care to expand exactly which environment you are using? People wont be guessing it. Gnome, KDE, version, Debian version.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Jan 29 at 12:43
@RuiFRibeiro: it's Gnome 3.22, Debian 9.7,.
– Jozu A.
Jan 29 at 12:49