No explaination nor possibility to install Input Methods via "Keyboard Input Methods" menu
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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ibus (Ubuntu) |
Confirmed
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Undecided
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: ibus
On Ubuntu 10.10 RC
Currently a user who wishes to write in Japanese or other non-latin langage will naturally got to the System-
For example, currently to write in Japanese in a non-Japanese system, the user needs to perform actions which are not intuitive :
1) Go to Language Support and add Japanese Input Method
2) Restart the session (this step is not recommended by any message after step 1)
3) Add the Japanese Input Method in Preferences-
I suggest :
A) To display a message in "Keyboard Input Methods" in order to explain how to install a new Input Method (the 3 steps above).
B) OR better : to add an "Install Input Method" button in "Keyboard Input Methods" that would allow to directly install an Input Method.
On 10/04/2010 11:06 AM, YannUbuntu wrote:
> For example, currently to write in Japanese in a non-Japanese system, the user needs to perform actions which are not intuitive :
> 1) Go to Language Support and add Japanese Input Method
> 2) Restart the session (this step is not recommended by any message after step 1)
Restarting the session is not necessary for installing input methods,
only for language-packs which generate new locales.