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    Question on Ubuntu pinyin input

    Hi,

    I spend some time on input configuration on Ubuntu 16.04. It does not work as expected yet. I use China mainland pinyin method. BTW, the pinyin in Windows 10 works well. I don't know the Ubuntu pinyin is so different.


    The 'Pinyin' input method is shown in the below link (Which is a Chinese blue character icon):

    https://www.pinyinjoe.com/linux/ubun...in-chewing.htm



    If I input one Chinese character in pinyin 'jiang', it will show as two characters: 'ji ang'. The end result is as the following:

    己ang


    I just want to use the basic pinyin method. Can you tell me what is wrong here?

    Thanks,

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    Re: Question on Ubuntu pinyin input

    When I use pinyin (not often, admittedly) I use sunpinyin with the iBus input engine.

    There is also a "pinyin" input for iBus, but it's been a while since I did any pinyin input, so I don't recall what the difference is.

    iBus is the default input engine for 16.04, so unless you've done something unusual, you probably already have it installed.
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