Version: (using KDE 4.1.0) Installed from: Gentoo Packages Compiler: 4.1.2 Gentoo 4.1.2 p1.1 OS: Linux Back on KDE 3.5.9, there was SKIM integration (using a special use-flag on Gentoo, immqt-bc if I'm not wrong) that allowed me to enter japanese text. On KDE 4.1, this feature is missing. I really need this feature, so do you have plans to implement it? Further more, if I enable the environment variable to make SKIM work (QT_IM_MODULE=scim, and XMODIFIERS=@im=SCIM), accents doesn't work. So, I need to disable it at all when I'm running KDE4.1, and reenable it when I'm going into another window manager.
On Debian sid+experimental, I have been using scim-bridge-agent-client-qt4 (and the GTK+ and Qt3 client packages) together with skim 1.4.5, and set up env vars thus: % echo $XMODIFIERS $GTK_IM_MODULE $QT_IM_MODULE @im=scim-bridge scim-bridge scim-bridge All applications use input methods correctly. skim itself still depends on KDE3 libraries.
Nope, this doesn't work for me. With scim-bridge, Qt4 applications still doesn't understand japanese input and accents and in Qt3 applications, japanese input works but accents stopped working (so I must go back to SCIM). On GTK applications, with scim-bridge, both accents and japanese input works, with scim and scim-bridge, so I think this is a Qt3/4 bug. (just a question, what is the difference between scim and scim-bridge?)
I have the same problem with spanish and japanese and, sometimes, the keyboard don't work. I close skim and keyboard works again. If I run a KDE3 application all works well in it. This problem with skim and KDE4 is annoying :(.
Is the issue reproducible currently?
Doesn't seem relevant anymore.