integration: improve Gtk>Compose subsection and Input Method section #78
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Many things have changed since 3c0ad00: - Setting environment variables like `GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitx` is now discouraged by Fcitx5 - IBus now supports input-method-v2 protocol - Chromium now supports text-input-v3 protocol
- fcitx5 also allows to type accented characters with compose keys - Accented characters can still be typed without compose keys if language-specific layout is used
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Thanks. Looks a lot simpler now 😄 |
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The 1st commit simplifies Input Method section, because:
GTK_IM_MODULE=fcitxis now discouraged by Fcitx5The 2nd commit improves Gtk>Compose subsection: