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== On-screen input == | |||
[http://code.google.com/p/input-pad Input-pad] is a tool to input symbols and other characters hard to type with a keyboard. | |||
[http://ueno.github.com/eekboard eekboard] is new virtual keyboard, which supports xkb layout switching. | |||
The new [http://code.google.com/p/ibus-handwrite ibus-handwrite] package supports on-screen input of Chinese hanzi and Japanese kanji characters. | |||
== Input methods == | == Input methods == | ||
Users of input-methods upgrading from earlier versions of Fedora may need to install GTK3 versions of their GTK immodules, like ibus-gtk3, in order for input-methods to continue working normally on their desktop. | Users of input-methods upgrading from earlier versions of Fedora may need to install GTK3 versions of their GTK immodules, like ibus-gtk3, in order for input-methods to continue working normally on their desktop. | ||
Revision as of 04:35, 2 September 2010
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On-screen input
Input-pad is a tool to input symbols and other characters hard to type with a keyboard.
eekboard is new virtual keyboard, which supports xkb layout switching.
The new ibus-handwrite package supports on-screen input of Chinese hanzi and Japanese kanji characters.
Input methods
Users of input-methods upgrading from earlier versions of Fedora may need to install GTK3 versions of their GTK immodules, like ibus-gtk3, in order for input-methods to continue working normally on their desktop.
im-chooser (via imsettings) now allows to fully disable input-methods for users that do not need XIM for X locale compose support: so Unicode input with Control+Shift+u works again in GTK applications by default when not using input-methods like ibus.
Fonts
Chinese
For Simplified Chinese, the default desktop font is WenQuanYi ZenHei; for Traditional Chinese, the default desktop font is UMing.
For WenQuanYi ZenHei, a simple tool zenheiset has been introduced, which allows changing its rendering between the default anti-aliased outline and bitmap rendering.