Hi. Yes, I have this problem too. As suggested in various things on the web, it is possible to work around this by launching emacs from the command-line with:
I guess this affects a fairly small segment of the user population (people with English language desktops who need to type Chinese), but it's still a bit annoying that Emacs refuses to integrate with the desktop...
Hi. Yes, I have this problem too. As suggested in various things on the web, it is possible to work around this by launching emacs from the command-line with:
LC_CTYPE= "zh_CN. UTF-8" emacs
Some more detail on this:
http:// code.google. com/p/ibus/ issues/ detail? id=458
I guess this affects a fairly small segment of the user population (people with English language desktops who need to type Chinese), but it's still a bit annoying that Emacs refuses to integrate with the desktop...