How To Install CreatePYMB?

How To Install CreatePYMB?

createPYMB

Flexible Input Method Framework – various tools

Maintainer: Debian Input Method Team



Section: utils

Install createPYMB

  • Debian apt-get install fcitx-tools Click to copy
  • Ubuntu apt-get install fcitx-tools Click to copy
  • Arch Linux pacman -S fcitx Click to copy
  • Kali Linux apt-get install fcitx-tools Click to copy
  • Fedora dnf install fcitx Click to copy
  • Raspbian apt-get install fcitx-tools Click to copy

fcitx-tools

Flexible Input Method Framework - various tools

Fcitx is a input method framework with extension support, which provides an interface for entering characters of different scripts in applications using a variety of mapping systems. It offers a pleasant and modern experience, with intuitive graphical configuration tools and customizable skins and mapping tables. It is highly modularized and extensible, with GTK+ 2/3 and Qt4 IM Modules, support for UIs based on Fbterm, pure Xlib, GTK+, or KDE, and a developer-friendly API. This package provides the following tools: * createPYMB: create a Pinyin data file (.mb) * mb2org: convert a .mb data file to .org file * mb2txt: convert a .mb data file to text file * readPYBase: read Pinyin base file * readPYMB: read Pinyin data file (.mb) * scel2org: convert scel data file (Sougou) to .org file * txt2mb: convert text file to .mb data file

fcitx

Flexible Input Method Framework

Fcitx is a input method framework with extension support, which provides an interface for entering characters of different scripts in applications using a variety of mapping systems. It offers a pleasant and modern experience, with intuitive graphical configuration tools and customizable skins and mapping tables. It is highly modularized and extensible, with GTK+ 2/3 and Qt4 IM Modules, support for UIs based on Fbterm, pure Xlib, GTK+, or KDE, and a developer-friendly API. This metapackage pulls in a set of components recommended for most desktop users.

Install the latest version of createPYMB in Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, Kali, Fedora and Raspbian from terminal. To install the createPYMB just copy the above command for your OS and run into terminal. After you run the command it will grab the latest version of createPYMB from the respository and install it in your computer/server.