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- Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 19:17:12 -0600
- From: "David J Iannucci" <jlinux@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Anthy doesn't remember
I've recently installed SUSE 10.1 for myself and my wife, on our two laptops. On both I installed Anthy and SCIM, because I'd discovered this system to be far superior to Canna, which we had been using. Funny thing is, my wife was still complaining that kanji henkan sucked; she saw little to no improvement. Upon closer examination, it was clear that, although Anthy does a better job of making a first guess in many cases, it was not remembering her conversions. One in particular that has vexed [1] her is "toku ni" (especially). Anthy gives the correct conversion as the 5th or 6th choice, preceded by every possible verb whose citation form is "toku" (+ "ni"). And then it doesn't remember: makes you go through the whole list every time. What's really weird about this is that *my* Anthy remembers! (at least most of the time - I think I found a few times it wouldn't remember as well). Of course I thought this would end up being a permissions problem on some file somewhere, but I've tracked down all the Anthy and SCIM related files I can find, and can't find a permissions thing going on. Of course all of our settings are the same as well. Has anyone else had similar symptoms? Dave [1] This is a great translation for "komaru", although we don't use it in everyday American much anymore :-)
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