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Unfortunately the default settings for the OSes I've tried are extremely limited with respect to multilingual input. I can read and write some Spanish and Japan
by LogicHoleFlaw 18y ago
Unfortunately the default settings for the OSes I've tried are extremely limited with respect to multilingual input. I can read and write some Spanish and Japanese for instance, but haven't had the need to for a while now. So my current laptop doesn't have an IME set up. I'm not even sure how I'd go about doing so. (Though Japanese IMEs are pretty slick. Think code completion, but for kanji.)
- danw 18y agoI had the same trouble, couldn't figure out how to get my mac to deal with hiragana/katakana/kanji input a while ago when learning japanese. Anybody know how to do this?
- antiform 18y agoThis actually relatively simple on a Mac. All you have to do is go to International settings in Preferences and select check Japanese as an input language. Then you can select between the character sets and languages from the menu bar (or your desired hotkey). One of the major reasons I switched to a Mac was because font rendering was a lot clearer for East Asian languages.
- danw 18y agoThanks for that, not sure how I managed to miss something so obvious back then!