Ubuntu is a free, Linux operating system that anybody can download! If you’re tech-savvy enough to use Ubuntu but are having a bit of trouble typing in Japanese, follow this guide! [hr]
[sixcol_two]Open up the System Settings menu located in the top right corner of the screen.[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]Search for “Language Support” and click on it.[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]A new window will pop up with a button to Install/Remove Languages. Click the Install/Remove Languages button.[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[hr] [sixcol_two]Another window will appear with a list of language available to install. Scroll down to Japanese, click the check box next to it, and hit the “Apply Changes” button.[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]Close the “Language Support” window and go back to the System Settings. Search for “Keyboard Input Methods.”[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]A window will pop up saying that “Keyboard Input Methods (IBus Daemon) has not been started. Do you want to start it now?” Select “Yes.”[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]Another window called “IBus Preferences” will apper. Click on the “Input Method” tab in this window, and from the drop-down menu, select “Anthy” under Japanese.[/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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[sixcol_two]Now, a keyboard icon will appear in the top right corner of your screen. You can click that icon, select Japanese, and start typing![/sixcol_two] [sixcol_four_last]
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