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skyfolly
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very warm in here
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icesnow
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大家好
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wepy
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wtf... xcin isn't working with mozilla, but it's workin with gaim...
it doesn't show stuff either  fak |
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teknomage1
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| Nimen Hao. Wo xue Zhongwen. Obviously from the previous sentences I'm not very good yet. Anyone know of some good resources to learn chinese? |
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pandaxiongmao
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| I would say college is the best place & resource to learn foreign languages, including chinese. If you want to find good one on internet, just make your way to these sites: www.systranbox.com & www.mandarintools.com; thus happy learning. |
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teknomage1
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| sie sie ni, my college doesn't offer chinese (I go to art school), but I'll definitely check out those weblinks. |
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zhenlin
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The correct pinyinization is...
xie4 xie. ni3
Written Chinese can be hard to learn. Knowledge of at least 6000 characters is needed to be considered literate. Patience and concentration are musts. |
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qingl
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| teknomage1 wrote: | | sie sie ni, my college doesn't offer chinese (I go to art school), but I'll definitely check out those weblinks. |
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hanzotutu
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anybody made fcitx 2.0.1 work in gentoo?
mine is always exit code: 11
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mojo
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i installed it. worked perfectly even better than the version before 
this is the way i started it:
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export LC_ALL=zh_CN.gb2312
export LANG=zh_CN.gb2312
export XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx
export XIM=fcitx
export XIM_PROGRAM=fcitx
export GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx
env LANG="zh_CN.gb2312" fcitx -d &
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after i exported this in any *term in X and started an app it worked with it.
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monolin
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| 什么时候linuxsir的人都跑这里来了？ |
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panyo
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| mojo wrote: | i installed it. worked perfectly even better than the version before
this is the way i started it:
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export LC_ALL=zh_CN.gb2312
export LANG=zh_CN.gb2312
export XMODIFIERS=@im=fcitx
export XIM=fcitx
export XIM_PROGRAM=fcitx
export GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx
env LANG="zh_CN.gb2312" fcitx -d &
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after i exported this in any *term in X and started an app it worked with it. |
I followed the quoted instructions on PowerPC (if that makes a difference). This almost works in emacs, and not at all in MozillaFirebird. In emacs, I can do a fair amount of typing, but if I type "zh" ( or "z" and any other letter) I immediatly crash on the second letter with this error:
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FCITX -- Get Signal No.: 11
FCITX -- Exit Signal No.: 11
X protocol error: BadWindow (invalid Window parameter) on protocol request 25
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Help? |
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dawnlinux
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Are there many people using Gentoo Linux in China? We , in Xiamen Fujian province , have a unix club. Most of us use linux that is Gentoo Linux. Everyone here is surprised with the powerful Linux system. We enjoy it a lot!
Are there anyone from Xiamen Fujian province? Every Staturday, we have a technology talk here, we may communicate with each other. |
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pandaxiongmao
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Wow, most of the members are using Gentoo, then it's rather a geek club.
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everybody here ,wish u make much money!
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ni men hao
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wo hui shuo yi dianr... ke shi wo shuo de bu hao
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Jeremy_Z
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BTW, Is there any open source software like Wenlin ? I still have it to run with Wine .. but OS would be preferable.
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neplusultra
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pingufunkybeat
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| zhenlin wrote: | The correct pinyinization is...
xie4 xie. ni3
Written Chinese can be hard to learn. Knowledge of at least 6000 characters is needed to be considered literate. Patience and concentration are musts. |
 ??? Are you absolutely sure about this? I've always been told by Chinese that 1000 is the absolute minimum, and that with 2500, you're already very good. I thought only university professors knew 6000 and that most university-level people were closer to 3000.
But then, I'm only at the few-hundred mark. Wo de zhong wen shuo bu hao. |
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