https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1471924
--- Comment #15 from fujiwara <tfujiwar(a)redhat.com> ---
(In reply to Scott Robbins from comment #14)
I don't have a RedHat subscription.
OK and then your request is still low priority.
I most often use Japanese in a urxvt or st xterminal,though I do make
use of
it in GTK apps at times.
ibus-setup is made by GTK and the shortcut key settings is one time only rather
than the terminal applications.
Now I wonder if you understand CLI supports the Shift modifiers without using
ibus-setup.
I did work around issues with ibus for awhile, but I'd prefer to
not have to
do so. It does seem that if one uses Gnome, or other full desktop
environment, they're less likely to run into issues, but I prefer openbox or
dwm.
ibus fully supports the desktops. Seems you don't have clear reasons when you
say ibus does not work for you.
I suspect that as Fedora already has fcitx-anthy it will eventually
make its
way into RHEL, but I'm just trying to expedite it.
It's fine but I just wonder why you try to use fcitx in RHEL without
subscriptions.
For me, it's easier to setup Shift modifiers with CLI than installing other IM
frameworks.
It's up to you but if you have the problems in ibus, I'd understand them with
detail.
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