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## If not available, turn on ''Customize active input methods'' and select one from the pull down menu. then click ''Add'' button. | ## If not available, turn on ''Customize active input methods'' and select one from the pull down menu. then click ''Add'' button. | ||
# Click on the ibus icon and select the engine | # Click on the ibus icon and select the engine | ||
## or press | ## or press Super+space | ||
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* For GNOME3 | * For GNOME3 |
Revision as of 06:20, 1 May 2013
Description
This test case is to set up the input method to get it working on the desktop.
How to test
- For GNOME3
- Open the Settings window by clicking on the your name at the upper right corner
- Click at the Region & Language icon.
- Add your preferable input source and layout if not in Input Sources section.
- Try to click the 2-letter language icon on the panel and select the input source
- or press the Super+space or a shortcut key which is configured in Typing section on Shortcuts tab at Keyboard configuration.
- For others
- Select Input Method Selector from the desktop menu or run im-chooser from the terminal
- Select Use IBus, then click Prefrences... at the right side.
- Open Input Method tab
- See if there are any input method engine you want to use.
- If not available, turn on Customize active input methods and select one from the pull down menu. then click Add button.
- Click on the ibus icon and select the engine
- or press Super+space
Expected Results
- For GNOME3
- It may depends on the order of the input source, 2 letter language or a symbol for engine should appears at the panel.
- For others
- IBus icon should appears at the panel if ibus is running
- GUI and windows should be popped up and displayed without error.
- Every change should take effect.
- IBus is turned on when selecting the certain input source or pressing the shortcut key.