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Korean input via [fcitx5-hangul] not working #169
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Thanks for reporting. Have you tried running with: |
@AndreRH Korean input works well with
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Shouldn't it be |
@AndreRH Unfortunately, the fcitx5 distributed by Termux does not seem to work properly when configured as fcitx (without 5) using environment variables. The following message is displayed: ~/.bashrc
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@AndreRH However, unfortunately, Korean input still does not work in |
I will try to reproduce it in next week |
Have you tried on upstream wine on x86? |
These can be related https://forum.winehq.org/viewtopic.php?t=38377 |
@hansm629 You can email me if you want to discuss this in Korean. |
I just have tested on raspberry pi 5 with Raspberry OS (64bit, debian 12). |
I used Notepad++ (32bits) v8.7.4 Portable version |
Hangul key may not work, just use Shift+space for changing language input mode |
System Details
Problems Description
After installing
Notepad++ 32-bit
and switching the keyboard language to Korean withfcitx5-hangul
, I attempted to input Korean text, but it does not appear (English input works normally).Is there a way to enable input for languages other than English in hangover-wine using
fcitx5
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