I want to set my input source to ibus-unikey(i installed it and set my input to ibus) but can't find it anywhere in setting.  In 14.10 there are a input source tab in Region and Language but now it isn't.  I opened the language section but there is nothing in it.  Is there any way to open ibus please help me.
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I installed both Korean and Japanese using the Language Support window, and expected Korean (Hangul) and Japanese (Anthy) to show up in the input sources for Text Entry Settings (having both packages installed). However, neither shows up.
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I'm using Ubuntu 13.10, but I think the keyboard shortcut wasn't bound in 12.10, but could be wrong.  It's not in the shortcuts tab of keyboard settings. How can I change the Unicode input from Ctrl+Shift+U to other?
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I'm leaning Japanese, and so I have my Mac set up for three different input methods: English, and two different Japanese character sets. I can change between the three input methods using ctrl-alt-option-space.   However, because there are three input methods I have to press this key combination a different number of times depending on what the current state is. For example, if I want to switch back to English then I have to press it twice if it's currently set to hiragana, but only once if it's set to katakana. Because of this, I keep pressing it the wrong number of times, which results in typing unwanted characters and then having to cycle back through the three input methods to get to the one I want.  So instead of using one key combination to cycle through the three input methods, I'd like to set up a specific key press for each one. For example, I'd like to set up something like ctrl-alt-command-E that always switches back to English, no matter what the current input method is, so that I can always get to where I want to be without worrying about where I am. But I can't seem to find a way to do this. Is it possible?
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I've found this issue and various discussions online about this, but no obvious "just do this", so I'm wandering over here from ServerFault to ask this.  Is there a way to disable or hard-set the input level on a mic?  In the Sound preferences on the Input tab if I click on the device and set a level and then start talking it picks up the sound and then start to auto-adjust the mic input level.  This causes issues when talking with someone on Lync/Skype/etc because one minute the sound is fine and then if you raise your voice for a second and then lower it back down (or shift around in your chair) the auto-adjust causes the other party to think your whispering or yelling.  I'd like to be able to disable the auto-adjust if possible.  Yes/No?   NOTE: The issue is similar this one:  but rather on the input side and not the output side for me.
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Hi I was translating one of my plugins in "CodeStyling Localization". when I update my plugin my translation erased. Is there anyway to find it ? And How can I backup my translation (I don't want to waste my time next time :))
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I'm using irssi hosted on a remote computer for IRC, and it'd be super helpful not to have to hold Control or right-click every single link (so I can avoid multiple clicks or multiple hands).  At this point I'm willing to download gnome-terminal's source and manually patch it and rebuild the package.
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When using natilus as root, open in terminal used to work as using with any user. However, when I press open in terminal when using nautilus as root now, it does nothing.  How to solve it?  The error:  GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_data: assertion 'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
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I have Ubuntu installed in my laptop, with Catalan language support and I have properly set up my keyboard to the Spanish layout. However, every time I start Ubuntu, the keyboard language/layout has switched to English (I think) and I have to select the correct disposition again ("Es"). The tray icon, though, always shows "Es" as the input language, which, by the way, is the only option available.   Is there a way to tell Ubuntu to properly configure the keyboard?  Edit: Once I login, I always change the language using the top-left button on the tray (see the "[Es]" icon in the picture below:)
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Something has changed in server 16.04 LTS, I can't find tty1, but I need to make an auto-login on tty1 (in console mode), in 14.04 LTS I can make this work.  I can't find /etc/init/tty1.conf  How to, or a link?
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To test 'text boxes' in an application of mine, I need the physical keyboard to output Japanese to the screen. Does anyone know how this can be done?  The application is in a Virtual Machine (VMPlayer) running Windows Server 2008 R2. VMPlayer is on a Windows 7 64 bit machine to which the keyboard is connected too.  I've already tried the set the following 'Keyboard and Languages' option in Control Panel of the Windows 7 machine but the keyboard still outputs English on screen of the Windows 7 screen. So getting this to work on the VM is still far away.
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I like making a habit to use the different languages I study, to keep that knowledge fresh. So I like typing in those languages when I get the chance. But swapping keyboards under OSX is just a little too cumbersome.  For example, I was just typing the name of one of my co-workers in its original 汉子 form instead of as an English transliteration. It's nice. It reminds me to pronounce her name properly, with tone, etc., which otherwise doesn't come naturally. The transliteration of her name is especially misleading. Everyone at the company is pronouncing it wrong.   But to swap into writing 汉子 I have to mouse up to the top menu bar, select a new keyboard, type, mouse back up to the top bar, and then select back into English. I know there's a keyboard shortcut, but with 5 different keyboards active in my menu, cycling through 5 to get to the one I want feels just as cumbersome.  Is there a way to attach a hotkey to a specific keyboard, or some other way to make swapping character sets lighter?
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The aftermarket ROM I use seems to have the language list parred down to just a couple selections, probably to save space.  I would like to add a language back into the system. I can already set the locale using programs such as  so that applications with my language support start with the right locale code, however that doesn't add missing system languages. Having the system in another language would be nice, but the main thing is getting the dictionary files for the keyboard auto-complete. How does one go about adding the language support files for an input language to a system or ROM?  I can access other ROM's or the AOSP project to rip things out, but I don't know where to start. What files do I need and what modifications need to be made? Is there an easy way to do this with say a language-pack or is it hackery all the way?  My ROM is fully rooted and I have adb access if necessary. It's Android 2.3.7 () and I'm using the stock Android keyboard. The language I want is Turkish, although unless somebody has a download to point me to it's mostly the process I'm looking for here.
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So today I decided to join the hype and check 2.8 out even though I am the kind of person who does not like to try betas, because I hate change. And anyways I was already shocked by the difference of the keyboard shortcuts. My question is: Is it a good idea to import the preferences from 2.79b or would you guys advice me from doing it and if it's OK to do that, which file should I import and where is it in the Blender Foundation old files? It would be nice if someone showed me the path.
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I've downloaded the latest version of wubi, but for Xubuntu, Kubuntu, and Lubuntu, it is unable to find the metalink to download the iso. Is there any way to fix this, or do I have to manually dualboot?  If so, how do I manually dualboot? Thanks.
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I am trying to figure out how to add new words to the Japanese dictionary.   Specifically, my problem is, name of one of my friends is Manaka, spelled  愛可 (yes, that's 可愛い in reverse).  Problem is, if I type in まなか and try find an appropriate kanji substitute, the only one that I find is 愛花 (and yes, I've tried looking at the general kanji selection, by the reading, by radical,  names, etc).  Currently I type her name in by typing in あいか, which is annoying.  Is there a way to teach the hiragana input, that when I type in まなか I want to see 愛可 as one of the options presented to me?  MacOS X 10.7, MBP 13", English UI with Hiragana input added.
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I tried to install ibus-avro, using the procedure that applied in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. This procedure does not work in Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Is there any other procedure to install avro in my new version of Ubuntu?
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I'm using Ubuntu 11.10.  The python 2.7.2 provided has a bug that has been corrected in the latest 2.7.2 sources from the python repository.  What is the recommended way to replace the ubuntu provided python with the python from source? Or put another way, how do I "update" the ubuntu-provided one?  Ideally, I would just be able to create new .deb(s) that "update" the python2.7/python2.7-dev provided by Ubuntu.