Re: [tlug] im-ja: A Japanese input module for GTK2

[David Oftedal <david@example.com>]

NO WAY!

I've gotta see if it works with Mozilla for GTK2.

If everybody made little "hacks" like that, people wouldn't still be 
using Windows hehe.

-Dave Oftedal

Botond Botyanszki wrote:

>Last week I have been bored at my lab, so I have hacked together a Japanese
>input module for GTK2 (and thus GNOME2). 
>
>Advantages: You don't need kinput2. You can use it in an environment that gtk
>supports, like framebuffer devices, etc.
>Drawbacks: only works with gtk2.
>
>im-ja aims to be a generic Japanese input module for GTK+2. Currently supported
>input modes are:
>    * Hiragana
>    * Katakana
>    * Zenkaku
>    * Canna (Using the Canna conversion engine)
>    * Kanji character recognition (based on Kanjipad)
>
>Further goals are to implement all of the most widely used Japanese input
>methods such as [free]wnn, atok, etc.
>
>Screenshot: http://gjiten.sourceforge.net/im-ja/im-ja_screenshot.png
>
>Source and debian packages are at http://gjiten.sourceforge.net/im-ja/
>
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