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IBus employs D-Bus to communicate among ibus-daemon, services, and IM clients such as terminal emulators, editors and web browsers. ibus-daemon manages all clients and services by receiving registrations from services, and sending D-Bus message to corresponding services and IM client.

ibus-m17n is an IME that uses input methods and corresponding icons in the m17n database. Unlike ibus-table which supports plain tables, m17n input methods also support states, whose labels are displayed on the IBus panel (language bar). M17n input methods also support surrounding text, consequently, languages such as Thai and IMs such as plain Zhuyin that require this feature are supported through ibus-m17n, as is pinyin with diacritics for the four tones.

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ibus-table, developed by Yu Wei Yu, is an IME that loads tables of input methods which do not need complicated logic to select words.[14] Many structure-based Chinese input methods such as Cangjie and Wubi are supported this way.

If using pyenv to manage python versions and configuration, ibus dependencies may not be installed on the set global python version. This can happen if the global version is not the one managed by the system (to which dependencies that ibus depends on, such as gi are installed). This may result in a running but non-functional ibus setup (ibus is in the system tray, but preferences can not be opened, etc). One way to verify this issue is to attempt to run ibus-setup and see if any missing dependency errors arise.

Once the Ibus-Pinyin installed, the ibus-setup is not even necessary, just chose in the language list "Chinese Pinyin" instead of "Chinese". Once installed, you can configure it easily from language choice list or from the Pinyin icon.

I've also heard good things about Fcitx, and played around with it briefly, but what I was looking for (pinyin input), ibus was the best fit. It probably depends on what kinds of input methods you are looking for.

Hi everyone. When I install i3wm-gaps on ubuntu 20-04 (other ubuntu versions not tested), the ibus switch input method didn't work. You must use mouse to click the ibus icon on i3status bar, which is very inconvenient for a tiling windows manager. But sometimes the ibus icon not even work. ibus-daemon has to be reset to make it work properly again. Some strange behaviors: when just power on or reset the laptop or reset ibus-deamon, if you press switch ibus method shortkey repeatedly, it'll eventually show the switch method windows. But if you start using another app like google chrome, it won't work anymore no matter how many times you press the i3bus switching key. System specification:

I had the same problem on my Debian testing system since I installed Zoom (with a dependency to the ibus package).

After removing the im-config package, everything works as a charm here too!

(and some more people got the same problem after installing Zoom as well)

I did read the wiki: and follow guide in section "Using ibus 1.5 with emacs" (because as the wiki said: "The interface python-ibus is broken with ibus 1.5, and the emacs interface ibus.el is non longer usable.")

Debian/Ubuntu makes use of an input method configuration tool, which assumes that a user who installs e.g. ibus has the intention to use it. Thus, by default, the configuration tool starts and configures ibus automatically at login if it is installed.

However, we have received several reports from zoom users who have no intention to use any input method which requires ibus, but have stumbled upon issues related to the ibus configuration which happened behind the scenes without their knowledge.

I tried to set language to Vietnamese. I can do so for text, but there does not seem to be any script driver in Tools>Options, Language Settings>Languages (either Asian or Complex Text Layout). Does all the transformation occur in the OS input layer? What must I install to reproduce the issue? ibus 1.5.22, ibus-gtk3 1.5.22 and ibus-qt 1.3.3 is already there. I notice there is a specific ibus-wayland. Since Wayland is still a bit experimental, it may play in the issue. What is your desktop configuration? Wayland or X.org, GNOME or another one?

I am using FS-ABS receiver and turnigy-i6 radio, Omnibus F4 board. In betaflight I turn on the UART6 and choose (serial-based receiver and IBUS).save and reebot and it is not work, what can be the problem?thanks

Hey, I am still trying to connect my Turnigy Radio(flysky) with this omnibus F4 - IBUS, I have done it like on this video down and still cannot go through??? I marked in the betaflight ports (UART6 on) and in configuration IBUS.

I installed the application according to the instructions -to-easily-run-graphics-accelerated-gui-apps-in-lxd-containers-on-your-ubuntu-desktop/. I also installed ibus-unikey in the gui container. The application works normally but I have problems with the input method, namely ibus-unikey, I cannot type Vietnamese on some applications such as chrome, viber, signal, etc. although I can type Vietnamese on firefox, gedit.

A flaw was discovered in ibus that allows any unprivileged user to monitor and send method calls to the ibus bus of another user due to a misconfiguration in the DBus server setup. A local attacker may use this flaw to intercept all keystrokes of a victim user who is using the graphical interface, change the input method engine, or modify other input related configurations of the victim user. (CVE-2019-14822)

On a relatively freshly installed antix-17 from antiX-17_386-full.iso

running in a kvm I try to install input methods.

I tried gcin, hime, and ibus, but none worked.

The usual way of installing and running im-config (previously im-switch)

does not seem to work in antix.

So I put the environment variable settings in ~/.bashrc like this:

I would: sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales and ensure that zh_TW is among the currently-active locales.

If it is was not, that might explain why it was absent from the choices within ibus-setup python (so, may need to again run? or purge/reinstall? ibus-set afterward)

The first question is that ibus does not see the zh_TW locale.

As you can see in the lower right corner of the picture

in my original post, locale -a | grep zh shows that

both zh_CN and zh_TW have been there all the time.

I did sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales again anyway

as you suggested, but nothing changed afterwards.

Maybe there is something more I can try in order to

have enough info to open an issue in the ibus project?

For the ibus input method, the startup command in ~/.desktop-session/startup is ibus-daemon -d and the result is the same as gcin except that you can also use ctrl-space to switch input mode if you use ibus-setup to configure it.

Every input method also needs extra packages that interface with gtk or qt depending on the apps wanting to use the input method. For example, if you want to use ibus in lxterminal, you need to use ldd /usr/bin/lxterminal | egrep -i 'qt|gtk' to find out that it requires libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 . Therefore you also have to install ibus-gtk. The simplest thing to do is installing all of ibus-gtk* and ibus-qt* in the first place.

Two days ago in one computer I tried ibus and fcitx and both worked correctly. Each was installed on a fresh antix 17 kvm on top of a zfs zvol. (Therefore I was able to rollback to the fresh image easily.)

I used fsarchiver to save a freshly installed antix17. I tried on the third computer (a notebook) and the fourth computer using kvm. On both computer I tried both fcitx and ibus (each input method directly installed onto the fresh image, not on top of each other), and all 4 combinations worked.

Back to the 2nd (problematic) computer. I tried it along side the 3rd (notebook) computer, following exactly the same steps. fcitx works on both kvm. Installing ibus after fctix is installed resulted in failure on both. Symptom: the input method can be started, and the input mode seems to change when pressing ctrl-space, but the input method never really receives the keystrokes. The app receives the original ascii keystrokes. Installing ibus directly onto the fresh image resulted in failure for 2nd computer and success for 3rd computer.

I tried running the ibus-daemon, but any of they keyboard shortcuts to change to the different input method don't work. I can't tell whether this is because Ibus isn't working, or it requires the Gnome-panel to function, or just the keyboard shortcuts are being stolen by the desktop manager and thus not passed to ibus.

For whatever reason, Zoom distributes .debs that have adependency on ibus. ibus is the "intelligent input bus" package and as faras I'm aware, might be used for emoji input in chat or something?? But isotherwise not actually a dependency of the Zoom package. I've tested thisextensively... the client works fine without it.

I noticed when I installed ibus along with the Zoom package that ibus wouldfrequently eat an entire core of CPU. I'm sure this is a bug in the ibuspackage or service, but I have no energy to try to get that fixed. If it's nota hard dependency, Zoom shouldn't depend on it in the first place.

iBus uses dbus protocol for communication between the ibus-daemon and clients (engines, panel, config tools). Since the components run in separate processes there is enhanced modularity and stability. Client processes can be loaded, started and stopped independently. iBus supports Gtk2 and XIM, and has input method engines for anthy, chewing, hangul, m17n, pinyin, rawcode, and large tables. Engines and clients can be written in any language with a dbus binding.

Most of the work on iBus is being done upstream by Huang Peng. This feature proposal covers moving from scim to ibus as the default input method framework for Fedora 11, testing, and additional improvement requirements for Fedora 11.

I use a Laptop with TuxedoOS, that builds on top on Budgie. I want to be write Chinese, that I use regularly, at least once a week.

I did it wvia the region and language setting, using ibus. Than I added intelligent pinyin. ff782bc1db