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GCIN is a light-weighted multilingual input method. It supports both GTK and Qt as well as traditional XIM architecture. |
GCIN is a light-weighted multilingual input method written purely in GTK2. It supports both GTK im-module and Qt IM as well as traditional XIM architecture. Although the original target of this input method is for traditional Chinese users, the supported IM table architecture provides wide variety input methods including simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean... as well as many other languages. |
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== Brief history == |
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== Supported Languages == |
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== Installation and Activation == |
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== Using on XO == |
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== Useful Links == |
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Revision as of 07:08, 11 January 2008
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GCIN is a light-weighted multilingual input method written purely in GTK2. It supports both GTK im-module and Qt IM as well as traditional XIM architecture. Although the original target of this input method is for traditional Chinese users, the supported IM table architecture provides wide variety input methods including simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean... as well as many other languages.