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This article mainly explains "the installation and configuration steps of Fedora core4.0". Interested friends may wish to have a look at it. The method introduced in this paper is simple, fast and practical. Let's let the editor take you to learn the steps of installing and configuring Fedora core4.0.

First, download

Source code package:

Fcitx-3.2-050827.tar.bz2

RPM package: fcitx-3.2.050827-fc4.noarch.rpm

Please download it from the http://www.fcitx.org download area

Second, install fcitx, choose one of the two

1. Installation of RPM package

[root@localhost beinan] # rpm-ivh fcitx-3.2.050827-fc4.noarch.rpm

For configuration, please see the third point.

2. Installation of source code package

[root@localhost beinan] # tar jxvf fcitx-3.2-050827.tar.bz2

[root@localhost beinan] # cd fcitx

[root@localhost fcitx-3.1.1] #. / configure

[root@localhost fcitx-3.1.1] # make

[root@localhost fcitx-3.1.1] # make install

Third, the configuration of Fcitx 3.x

Let fcitx go to the desktop and run automatically; there are two ways

Method 1:

Please look at the file zh_CN in the / etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/ directory, and if you don't have one, create one; change the contents to the following

XIM=fcitx

XIM_PROGRAM=fcitx

GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx

Gnome-im-settings-daemon > / dev/null

Method 2:

Create the file zh_CN in $HOME/.xinput.d/, including the following, and that's fine.

XIM=fcitx

XIM_PROGRAM=fcitx

GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx

XMODIFIERS= "@ im=fcitx"

Gnome-im-settings-daemon > / dev/null

If there is no .xinput.d directory under the current user directory, create one. Then create a zh_CN file that contains the above paragraph.

[root@localhost beinan] # mkdir ~ / .xinput.d

So it can almost be used. Run the command directly

[root@localhost beinan] # fcitx

If you can't use fcitx, you may have to set the variable

You also need to set the environment variable for the current user, that is, the .bashrc file in the home directory of the user you want to use.

The .bashrc file is hidden and you can edit it with vi or gedit. Let's see you get used to it.

Add two lines to it, as follows:

Export LC_CTYPE= "zh_CN"

Export XMODIFIERS= "@ im=fcitx"

Take care to save it, otherwise it won't work.

I just installed the system, everything is new, take a look at my beinan this user under the .bashrc configuration.

# .bashrc

# User specific aliases and functions

Export LC_CTYPE= "zh_CN"

Export XMODIFIERS= "@ im=fcitx"

# Source global definitions

If [- f / etc/bashrc]; then

. / etc/bashrc

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