Hi again,
You mean
export XMODIFIERS=@im=SCIM emacs &
and then "Control+Space" doesn't work? Works >fine for me and many others.
it didn't work, nothing at all happened, except that emacs started. (actually, once or twice the first few letters I typed turned red, but that was all) I tried launching scim and scim -d after and before the above, but it returned the same error: failure to find/load "socket server module" in both cases. I noticed that my .xim is long, complex (if clauses etc) and possibly outdated. Can that be the reason? Gustaf
"Gustaf Kugelberg JXnsson"
I noticed that my .xim is long, complex (if clauses etc) and possibly outdated. Can that be the reason?
No, it probably isn't outdated. The default ~/.xim is a bit
complex because it tries to choose a good default input method
depending on the language and the installed software.
If you want to use scim always, you can use a simpler ~/.xim file.
What are the contents of your ~/.xim file and what is the
output of
locale
?
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Mike FABIAN
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