How to know what input method is currently used with fcitx from commandline
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Is there any way to know what input method is used with fcitx?
I checked fcitx-remote and other related command and goolge it, but it seems there is no way to check the current input method.
I'd like to deactivate japanese ime only it is activated.
Thanks in advance.
fcitx
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Is there any way to know what input method is used with fcitx?
I checked fcitx-remote and other related command and goolge it, but it seems there is no way to check the current input method.
I'd like to deactivate japanese ime only it is activated.
Thanks in advance.
fcitx
asked May 9 at 8:21
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fcitx-diagnoseis too slow to use this purpose.
– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31
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Is there any way to know what input method is used with fcitx?
I checked fcitx-remote and other related command and goolge it, but it seems there is no way to check the current input method.
I'd like to deactivate japanese ime only it is activated.
Thanks in advance.
fcitx
asked May 9 at 8:21
fx-kirin
1436
Is there any way to know what input method is used with fcitx?
I checked fcitx-remote and other related command and goolge it, but it seems there is no way to check the current input method.
I'd like to deactivate japanese ime only it is activated.
Thanks in advance.
fcitx
asked May 9 at 8:21
fx-kirin
1436
asked May 9 at 8:21
fx-kirin
1436
asked May 9 at 8:21
fx-kirin
1436
asked May 9 at 8:21
fx-kirin
1436
1436
fcitx-diagnoseis too slow to use this purpose.
– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31
add a comment |Â
fcitx-diagnoseis too slow to use this purpose.
– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31
fcitx-diagnose is too slow to use this purpose.– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
fcitx-diagnose is too slow to use this purpose.– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31
add a comment |Â
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fcitx-diagnoseis too slow to use this purpose.– fx-kirin
May 9 at 8:22
There is a way, sort of, via dbus. I used to have a script for switching input method for sogou pinyin, which uses fcitx. That's been a while ago, when I still used Ubuntu 16.04.
– Sergiy Kolodyazhnyy
May 9 at 8:31