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I am attempting to install ATOK X3, the Japanese input environment. I have been able to install the download version plus the two currently available patches without error as far as I can tell. However, when I launch gnome or awesome, ctrl+space fails to bring up the ATOK interface.
Here is what I have in my .xinitrc, which I suspect may be the problem, as I'm not sure about everything that needs to be there for ATOK to function:
!/bin/sh
/opt/atokx3/sample/iiimf_status_hide
export LANG=ja_JP.UTF-8
. /opt/atokx3/bin/atokxstart.sh
exec awesome
I found two Japanese blogs which noted that the authors were able to install ATOK on Arch without hesitation, but they provided no details. I have attempted to contact the authors as well.
Any suggestions about how to get ATOK running would be highly appreciated.
Last edited by ptmkenny (2010-06-12 03:03:23)
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I don't use ATOK,(or anything japanese for that matter), but here are some alternatives that I found in the wiki.
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Check $GTK_IM_MODULE and $QT_IM_MODULE. Check gtk-immodules. Check $XMODIFIERS.
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Ok, I got it working!
Here's what I had to add to my .xinitrc:
export XMODIFIERS="@im=iiimx"
export XIM=iiimx
export XIM_PROGRAM=/usr/bin/iiimx
export XIM_ARGS=-iiimd
export GTK_IM_MODULE=iiim
export QT_IM_MODULE=xim
export HTT_DISABLE_STATUS_WINDOW=t
export HTT_GENERATES_KANAKEY=t
export HTT_IGNORES_LOCK_MASK=t
export HTT_USES_LINUX_XKEYSYM=t
export HTT_IGNORES_LOCK_MASK=t
export JS_FEEDBACK_CONVERT=t
/usr/bin/iiimx -iiimd
/opt/atokx3/bin/atokxstart.sh
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