> On Linux, it’s terrifying; I’ve never seen any app that allows input systems to work naturally Kind of interested to hear what sort of input method you're us

> On Linux, it’s terrifying; I’ve never seen any app that allows input systems to work naturally Kind of interested to hear what sort of input method you're using. Even my terminal emulator supports Japanese input methods well, through IBus. Maybe it's just that as a non-native I'm more often going to convert chunk by chunk anyway, I have noticed that some input methods do not do bulk conversion well; I must say I never thought hangeul would even warrant conversion other than composing the syllables, is it because you mix in hanja conversion? I think that your problems will mostly a matter of the quality of the input method, IBus and the input method system in GTK+ at least seem to be not preventing anyone from writing better input methods. I feel it with Firefox though, then again Firefox is very poor quality software in my experience, almost everything is at least subtly wrong, and there seems to be more interest in niche feature work than basic work on product quality. I could in some ways say the same for Eclipse, every time an SDK I want to use is only documented in terms of their special Eclipse frontend, I get a bit depressed.