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scim
SCIM, which stands for Smart Common Input Method, is a command line tool and framework for input method developers. It was created to simplify the development of input methods for various languages and scripts.
- SCIM is designed to provide easy and efficient input method solutions for complex languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and more.
- It supports the creation of various input methods, including keyboard layouts, character pickers, handwriting recognition, and more.
- SCIM follows an open architecture and can be easily extended with plugins and modules for additional functionalities.
- One of the key features of SCIM is its ability to intelligently switch between different input methods based on the context of the user's input.
- It supports multiple input modes, allowing users to easily switch between different languages or input methods on the fly.
- SCIM provides a flexible and customizable interface, allowing users to define their own keyboard layouts and preferences.
- It offers a rich set of APIs, making it easy for developers to integrate SCIM into their applications or create custom input methods.
- SCIM has support for both X Window System and Wayland display protocols, making it compatible with a wide range of desktop environments.
- It includes a wide range of built-in input methods for different languages, allowing users to start using SCIM without additional configuration.
- SCIM is an active open-source project with a vibrant community of developers and users, ensuring continuous improvement and support.
List of commands for scim:
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sc-im:tldr:75201 sc-im: Start SC-IM.$ scim ${filename-csv}try on your machineexplain this command