Manjaro Gnome와의 호환성은 아직 공식적으로 확인되지 않았습니다. 최신 버전을 확인해 보세요!
Manjaro Gnome와의 호환성은 아직 공식적으로 확인되지 않았습니다. 최신 버전을 확인해 보세요!
Hi there! I'm a new user of Manjaro Gnome, just started here for about six days. I'm trying to set up Korean Hangul input for my laptop, but I'm having some issues following the instructions and understanding them. At first, I thought it would be straightforward to add Korean characters into the input sources, but that didn't work out. I found a guide on installing Korean Hangul on Arch Linux, but I'm not sure how to apply it properly. Could someone help me get this working? The guide I have is at the link you shared: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Loc...ion/Korean. I'm using Manjaro Gnome and want to be able to type in Korean for my studies.
I understand, it can be confusing. Installing AUR packages and fonts might seem tricky at first, but it's manageable once you get the hang of it.
To set up AUR packages on Manjaro, you can use pamac which typically comes pre-installed. You can either build the package yourself or use the GUI. Following the instructions, install ttf-nanum from the AUR repository. Next, adjust your locale settings by editing /etc/locale.gen and locating the line with #ko_KR.UTF-8. Remove the hash symbol or add ko_KR.UTF-8 at the start of the file. Run locale-gen to apply changes. For the scim-hangul scheme, add the necessary packages from AUR and modify ~/.xprofile with the appropriate export commands. Finally, restart your system to confirm everything works correctly.
Wew, thanks so much for the in-depth tutorial! It's getting late where I live so I shall try everything you've put there tomorrow. Thanks in advance, you Linux God.
You're encountering an issue while trying to run `locale.gen`. It could be related to missing dependencies, incorrect environment setup, or a version mismatch. Check your system configuration and ensure all required tools are installed properly.
Seems the file manager is attempting to be efficient—right-click and open it in a text editor.
Confirmed Korean Hangul input functions properly in Manjaro Linux after using a different approach suggested by @Twilight.