A day ago, I downloaded Opera 9.63/10a to give them a try within GNOME Desktop Environment. I then found out Compose Key and iBus didn't work. Opera now still only ships Qt3 for x86_64, there is Qt4 Opera. iBus has no problems with Qt4 applications. If you have Qt3 programs, you need to run by
About Compose/Dead Keys, you need to run by
In fact, if the program is Qt3, then you only need QT_IM_MODULE=.
There is one thing you should be careful to claim if Compose/Dead Keys works or not. If you want to get “é”,
However, I can not make both worked together, either I have iBus or have Compose key. I could only have one working in both Qt3 and Qt4 programs.
PS. If you are not sure what version of Qt is using, just check up Help»About [Program's Name], that will tell you what version of Qt it is using.
XMODIFIERS=@im=ibus QT_IM_MODULE=xim qt3_program
About Compose/Dead Keys, you need to run by
XMODIFIERS= QT_IM_MODULE= qt_program
In fact, if the program is Qt3, then you only need QT_IM_MODULE=.
There is one thing you should be careful to claim if Compose/Dead Keys works or not. If you want to get “é”,
- In KDE, you can only compose as follows: [compose]+[']+[e]
- In GNOME, not only the sequence above, but also: [compose]+[e]+[']
However, I can not make both worked together, either I have iBus or have Compose key. I could only have one working in both Qt3 and Qt4 programs.
PS. If you are not sure what version of Qt is using, just check up Help»About [Program's Name], that will tell you what version of Qt it is using.
ChangeLog
- 2009-01-22 Fixed QT->Qt
Doesn't work for me...
ReplyDeleteWhy isn't this bug solved yet? Ubuntu solved it since 8.04...
But they haven't, it's an ibus problem. The same thing happens for me and it hasn't been solved yet.
ReplyDeleteit works for me in fedora 12, AMD 64, now i can use ibus in firefox and quanta, thanks.
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