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[[Category:Internationalization]]
 
[[Category:Internationalization]]
 
[[ja:Mozc]]
 
[[ja:Mozc]]
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[http://code.google.com/p/mozc/ Mozc] is a Japanese Input Method Editor (IME) designed for multi-platform such as Chromium OS, Windows, Mac and Linux. This open-source project originates from [http://www.google.com/intl/ja/ime/ Google Japanese Input]. Detailed differences between Mozc and Google Japanese Input are described in [http://code.google.com/p/mozc/wiki/AboutMozc About Mozc] (In short, Mozc does not have equivalent conversion quality to Google Japanese Input).
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From the project [http://code.google.com/p/mozc/ home page]:
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: ''Mozc is a Japanese Input Method Editor (IME) designed for multi-platform such as Chromium OS, Windows, Mac and Linux. This open-source project originates from [http://www.google.com/intl/ja/ime/ Google Japanese Input]. Detailed differences between Mozc and Google Japanese Input are described in [http://code.google.com/p/mozc/wiki/AboutMozc About Mozc]'' (In short, Mozc does not have equivalent conversion quality to Google Japanese Input).
  
 
== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==
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You can install {{AUR|mozc}} (vanilla) using [[#Unofficial user repository|unofficial user repository]] or build yourself from [[AUR]].
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{{Note|Mozc works with {{Pkg|ibus}}. Please see also [[IBus]] for installation and configuration.}}
 
{{Note|Mozc works with {{Pkg|ibus}}. Please see also [[IBus]] for installation and configuration.}}
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Mozc is available on [https://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?K=mozc&SeB=x AUR]. This package consists as follows:
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This package consists as follows:
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:0 2em auto"
 
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:0 2em auto"
 
!Package !! mozc !! description
 
!Package !! mozc !! description
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|}
 
|}
  
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=== Using Unofficial user repository ===
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{{Tip|[[#Variants on AUR|Unofficial plugins for the other IM frameworks are available]]}}
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There is an unofficial user repository of Mozc. Add the following into your /etc/pacman.conf:
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[pnsft-pur]
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=== Unofficial user repository ===
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Server = http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/pnsft-aur/pur/$arch
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There is an unofficial user repository of Mozc. Add the following into your {{ic|/etc/pacman.conf}}:
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{{bc|<nowiki>
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[pnsft-pur]
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SigLevel = Optional TrustAll
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Server = http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/pnsft-aur/pur/$arch
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</nowiki>}}
 
{{Note|This repo provides x86_64 packages only now.}}
 
{{Note|This repo provides x86_64 packages only now.}}
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And refresh package database:
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And refresh package database.
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# pacman -Syy
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You can choose to install packages specifying group name as follows:
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You can choose install packages specifying group name as follows:
 
 
  # pacman -S mozc-im
 
  # pacman -S mozc-im
 
Or, specify package names directly. For example:
 
Or, specify package names directly. For example:
 
  # pacman -S mozc ibus-mozc emacs-mozc
 
  # pacman -S mozc ibus-mozc emacs-mozc
  
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=== Compiling Mozc using PKGBUILD ===
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=== Using PKGBUILD ===
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==== Prepare building Mozc ====
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Mozc requires the following packages to be built in addition to its depending packages:
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You can install from AUR as follows.
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*{{Pkg|pkg-config}}
 
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*{{Pkg|python2}}
 
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*{{AUR|zinnia}} ''(AUR)''
 
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Install {{AUR|zinnia}} from [[AUR]] before building Mozc.
 
  
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==== Edit PKGBUILD ====
 
 
First, get {{AUR|mozc}} tarball from AUR and edit the PKGBUILD if necessary.
 
First, get {{AUR|mozc}} tarball from AUR and edit the PKGBUILD if necessary.
 
  $ wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mo/mozc/mozc.tar.gz
 
  $ wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mo/mozc/mozc.tar.gz
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  $ cd mozc
 
  $ cd mozc
  
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If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment {{Ic|_emacs_mozc}} line.
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If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment {{ic|_emacs_mozc}} line.
 
  ## If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment below.
 
  ## If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment below.
 
  _emacs_mozc="yes"
 
  _emacs_mozc="yes"
  
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==== Build and install ====
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=== Make available Mozc  ===
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Then, build and install:
 
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$ makepkg -s -i
 
  
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=== Make available Mozc  ===
 
 
Restart X or IBus to enable use of Mozc.
 
Restart X or IBus to enable use of Mozc.
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=== Variants on AUR ===
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Each packages consist as follows:
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:0 2em auto"
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!Package !! mozc !! mozc-svn !! mozc-ut !! mozc-fcitx !! description
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|-
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!Group
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| mozc-im || mozc-im-svn || mozc-im || mozc-im ||
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|-
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!rowspan="6" | Component
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| mozc || mozc-svn || mozc-ut || -- ||Server part of the Mozc
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|-
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| ibus-mozc || ibus-mozc-svn || ibus-mozc-ut || -- || IBus engine module (optional)
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|-
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| (uim-mozc) || uim-mozc-svn || uim-mozc-ut || -- || uim plugin module (optional)
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|-
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| <small>''N/A''</small> || fcitx-mozc-svn || <small>''N/A''</small> || -- || Fcitx module (optional)
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|-
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| emacs-mozc || emacs-mozc-svn || emacs-mozc-ut || -- || Mozc for Emacs (optional)
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|-
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| -- || -- || -- || mozc-fcitx || mozc-fcitx package (all in one)
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|}
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==== uim-mozc ====
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Though {{AUR|mozc}} adapts to only IBus input method framework, [http://code.google.com/p/macuim/ macuim] provides ''uim-mozc'' plugin. {{AUR|uim-mozc}} is for vanilla ''mozc'' and {{AUR|mozc-ut}}, {{AUR|mozc-svn}} can build ''uim-mozc'' itself (see [[Input Japanese using uim]]). You can install ''uim-mozc'' from [[#Unofficial user repository|unofficial user repository]] as well as vanilla ''mozc''.
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==== mozc-ut ====
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{{AUR|mozc-ut}} comes with [http://www.geocities.jp/ep3797/mozc_01.html Mozc UT dictionary] and can build ''uim-mozc''. The dictionary adds over 350,000 words into original.
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{{Note|
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* Building ''mozc-ut'' requires long time to generate dictionary seed.
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* ''mozc-ut'' can work with ''ibus-mozc'', ''emacs-mozc'' and ''uim-mozc'' of vanilla ''mozc''. That is, you don't have to build such as modules of ''mozc-ut'' by the use of [[#Unofficial user repository|unofficial user repository]].
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}}
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==== mozc-svn ====
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{{AUR|mozc-svn}} builds using the published svn repository instead of source tarball and can build ''uim-mozc'' and ''fcitx-mozc'' plugin. You should use vanilla ''mozc'' or ''mozc-ut'' unless you have any reason. This is exactly similar to ''mozc'' (published svn repository is not actually trunk) and run-time of makepkg of ''mozc-svn'' will be longer than ''mozc''.
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==== mozc-fcitx ====
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{{AUR|mozc-fcitx}} is all in one Mozc package dedicated to [[Fcitx]].
  
 
== Configuration ==
 
== Configuration ==
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''See also [[IBus]] for IBus configuration.''
 
''See also [[IBus]] for IBus configuration.''
  
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If you use Mozc by default, set it via ibus-setup:
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If you use Mozc by default, set it via ''ibus-setup'':
 
  $ ibus-setup
 
  $ ibus-setup
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Choose Input Method tab and move Mozc to top of the list.
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Choose ''Input Method'' tab and move ''Mozc'' to top of the list.
  
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You can switch input method by {{Keypress|Alt + Shift_L}} (by IBus default).
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You can switch input method by {{ic|Alt+Shift_L}} (by IBus default).
  
 
=== Mozc for Emacs ===
 
=== Mozc for Emacs ===
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You can use mozc.el (mozc-mode) to input Japanese via LEIM (Library of Emacs Input Method). To use mozc-mode, write the following into your {{Ic|.emacs.d/init.el}} or some other file for Emacs customizing:
 
You can use mozc.el (mozc-mode) to input Japanese via LEIM (Library of Emacs Input Method). To use mozc-mode, write the following into your {{Ic|.emacs.d/init.el}} or some other file for Emacs customizing:
 
  (require 'mozc)  ; or (load-file "/path/to/mozc.el")
 
  (require 'mozc)  ; or (load-file "/path/to/mozc.el")
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  (setq mozc-candidate-style 'overlay)
 
  (setq mozc-candidate-style 'overlay)
  
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{{Ic|C-\}} (`toggle-input-method') enables/disables use of mozc-mode.
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{{ic|C-\}} (''toggle-input-method'') enables and disables use of mozc-mode.
  
 
==== Disabling XIM on Emacs ====
 
==== Disabling XIM on Emacs ====
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When you are using input method on your desktop and assigning activation/deactivation of input method to C-SPC, you will be not able to use C-SPC/C-@ as set-mark-command on Emacs. To avoid this problem, add the following into your {{Ic|~/.Xresources}} or {{Ic|~/.Xdefaults}}. xim will be disabled on Emacs.
 
When you are using input method on your desktop and assigning activation/deactivation of input method to C-SPC, you will be not able to use C-SPC/C-@ as set-mark-command on Emacs. To avoid this problem, add the following into your {{Ic|~/.Xresources}} or {{Ic|~/.Xdefaults}}. xim will be disabled on Emacs.
 
  Emacs*UseXIM: false
 
  Emacs*UseXIM: false
  
 
== Tips ==
 
== Tips ==
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=== Confirming Mozc version which you are using now ===
 
=== Confirming Mozc version which you are using now ===
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Type "ばーじょん" ("version") and convert it while activating Mozc. The version number of Mozc will be shown in the candidate list like follows:
 
Type "ばーじょん" ("version") and convert it while activating Mozc. The version number of Mozc will be shown in the candidate list like follows:
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{{Hc|<u>ばーじょん</u>
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{{hc|<u>ばーじょん</u>
 
|バージョン
 
|バージョン
 
ヴァージョン
 
ヴァージョン
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=== Launching Mozc tools from command line ===
 
=== Launching Mozc tools from command line ===
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The followings are commands to launch mozc tools.
 
The followings are commands to launch mozc tools.
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* Mozc property:{{bc|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=config_dialog}}
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* Mozc property: {{ic|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=config_dialog}}
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* Mozc Dictionary Tool:{{bc|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=dictionary_tool}}
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* Mozc Dictionary Tool: {{ic|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=dictionary_tool}}
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* Mozc Word Register:{{bc|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=word_register_dialog}}
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* Mozc Word Register: {{ic|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=word_register_dialog}}
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* Mozc Hand Writing:{{bc|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=hand_writing}}
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* Mozc Hand Writing: {{ic|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=hand_writing}}
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* Mozc Character Palette:{{bc|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=character_palette}}
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* Mozc Character Palette: {{ic|1=$ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=character_palette}}
  
 
=== Use CapsLock as Eisu_toggle key on ASCII layout keyboard ===
 
=== Use CapsLock as Eisu_toggle key on ASCII layout keyboard ===
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All of the preset keymap styles of Mozc, command 'ToggleAlphanumericMode' on 'Composition' mode is assigned to {{Keypress|Eisu}} (Eisu_toggle), {{Keypress|Hiragana}}/{{Keypress|Katakana}} or {{Keypress|Muhenkan}} key, but the ASCII keyboard has none of them.
 
  
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One of the solution for it is to use CapsLock key as Eisu_toggle (Mozc does not recognize CapsLock key as of r124). The following is way to assign the Eisu_toggle to {{Keypress|CapsLock}} (without any modifier keys) and the Caps_Lock to {{Keypress|Shift + CapsLock}}, like OADG keyboard layout.
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All of the preset keymap styles of Mozc, command ''ToggleAlphanumericMode'' on ''Composition'' mode is assigned to {{ic|Eisu}} (Eisu_toggle), {{ic|Hiragana/Katakana}} or {{ic|Muhenkan}} key, but the ASCII keyboard has none of them.
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One of the solution for it is to use CapsLock key as Eisu_toggle (Mozc does not recognize CapsLock key as of r124). The following is way to assign the Eisu_toggle to {{ic|CapsLock}} (without any modifier keys) and the Caps_Lock to {{ic|Shift+CapsLock}}, like OADG keyboard layout.
 
{{Warning|This way affects to desktop wide.}}
 
{{Warning|This way affects to desktop wide.}}
  
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Edit the {{Ic|~/.Xmodmap}} as follows:
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Edit the {{ic|~/.Xmodmap}} as follows:
 
  keycode 66 = Eisu_toggle Caps_Lock
 
  keycode 66 = Eisu_toggle Caps_Lock
 
  clear Lock
 
  clear Lock
  
 
Then, restart X or run xmodmap to apply immediately:
 
Then, restart X or run xmodmap to apply immediately:
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{{bc|$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap}}
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$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
  
 
== Troubleshooting ==
 
== Troubleshooting ==
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=== Building Mozc fails (process is killed) ===
 
=== Building Mozc fails (process is killed) ===
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If build process is failed with like the following messages:
 
If build process is failed with like the following messages:
 
  ...
 
  ...
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=== New version of Mozc does not appear though I upgraded Mozc and restarted X or IBus (not rebooted) ===
 
=== New version of Mozc does not appear though I upgraded Mozc and restarted X or IBus (not rebooted) ===
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Old version of Mozc may be still on your memory. Try to kill existing mozc process:
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Old version of Mozc may be still on your memory. Try to kill existing ''mozc_server'' process:
 
  $ killall mozc_server
 
  $ killall mozc_server
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== Mozc variants on AUR ==
 
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Though {{AUR|Mozc}} adapts to only ibus input method framework, [http://code.google.com/p/macuim/ macuim] provides uim-mozc plugin which can use with {{AUR|mozc-svn}} or {{AUR|mozc-ut}} (see [[Input Japanese using uim]]), and [[Fcitx]] also provides fcitx-mozc plugin which can use with {{AUR|mozc-fcitx}} or mozc-svn.
 
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;mozc-svn
 
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:{{AUR|mozc-svn}} builds with the published svn repository instead of source tarball and can build uim-mozc and fcitx-mozc plugin. {{Note|If you do not use uim (use ibus), you should not use mozc-svn. It is exactly similar to mozc (published svn repository is not actually trunk) and run-time of makepkg of mozc-svn will be longer than mozc.}}
 
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;mozc-ut
 
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:{{AUR|mozc-ut}} comes with [http://www.geocities.jp/ep3797/mozc_01.html Mozc UT dictionary] and can build uim-mozc. The dictionary adds over 350,000 words into original.{{Note|Building mozc-ut requires further long time to generate dictionary seed.}}
 
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;mozc-fcitx
 
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:{{AUR|mozc-fcitx}} is all in one Mozc package dedicated to [[Fcitx]].
 
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Each packages consist as follows:
 
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;margin:0 2em auto"
 
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!Package !! mozc !! mozc-svn !! mozc-ut !! mozc-fcitx !! description
 
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|-
 
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!Group
 
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| mozc-im || mozc-im-svn || mozc-im-ut || mozc-im ||
 
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|-
 
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!rowspan="6" | Component
 
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| mozc || mozc-svn || mozc-ut || -- ||Server part of the Mozc
 
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|-
 
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| ibus-mozc || ibus-mozc-svn || ibus-mozc-ut || -- || IBus engine module (optional)
 
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|-
 
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| <small>''N/A''</small> || uim-mozc-svn || uim-mozc-ut || -- || uim plugin module (optional)
 
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|-
 
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| <small>''N/A''</small> || fcitx-mozc-svn || <small>''N/A''</small> || -- || Fcitx module (optional)
 
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|-
 
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| emacs-mozc || emacs-mozc-svn || emacs-mozc-ut || -- || Mozc for Emacs (optional)
 
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|-
 
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| -- || -- || -- || mozc-fcitx || mozc-fcitx package (all in one)
 
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|}
 
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== See also ==
 
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*[http://code.google.com/p/mozc/ Mozc official site]
 
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*[[Input Japanese using uim]]
 

Revision as of 04:32, 7 August 2013

From the project home page:

Mozc is a Japanese Input Method Editor (IME) designed for multi-platform such as Chromium OS, Windows, Mac and Linux. This open-source project originates from Google Japanese Input. Detailed differences between Mozc and Google Japanese Input are described in About Mozc (In short, Mozc does not have equivalent conversion quality to Google Japanese Input).

Installation

You can install mozcAUR (vanilla) using unofficial user repository or build yourself from AUR.

Note: Mozc works with ibus. Please see also IBus for installation and configuration.

This package consists as follows:

Package mozc description
Group mozc-im
Component mozc Server part of the Mozc
ibus-mozc IBus engine module
emacs-mozc Mozc for Emacs (optional)

Unofficial user repository

There is an unofficial user repository of Mozc. Add the following into your /etc/pacman.conf: 

[pnsft-pur]
SigLevel = Optional TrustAll
Server = http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/pnsft-aur/pur/$arch
Note: This repo provides x86_64 packages only now.

And refresh package database. You can choose to install packages specifying group name as follows: 

# pacman -S mozc-im

Or, specify package names directly. For example: 

# pacman -S mozc ibus-mozc emacs-mozc

Using PKGBUILD

You can install from AUR as follows.

First, get mozcAUR tarball from AUR and edit the PKGBUILD if necessary. 

$ wget https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/mo/mozc/mozc.tar.gz
$ tar xvf mozc.tar.gz
$ cd mozc

If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment _emacs_mozc line. 

## If you will be using mozc.el on Emacs, uncomment below.
_emacs_mozc="yes"

Make available Mozc

Restart X or IBus to enable use of Mozc.

Variants on AUR

Each packages consist as follows:

Package mozc mozc-svn mozc-ut mozc-fcitx description
Group mozc-im mozc-im-svn mozc-im mozc-im
Component mozc mozc-svn mozc-ut -- Server part of the Mozc
ibus-mozc ibus-mozc-svn ibus-mozc-ut -- IBus engine module (optional)
(uim-mozc) uim-mozc-svn uim-mozc-ut -- uim plugin module (optional)
N/A fcitx-mozc-svn N/A -- Fcitx module (optional)
emacs-mozc emacs-mozc-svn emacs-mozc-ut -- Mozc for Emacs (optional)
-- -- -- mozc-fcitx mozc-fcitx package (all in one)

uim-mozc

Though mozcAUR adapts to only IBus input method framework, macuim provides uim-mozc plugin. uim-mozcAUR is for vanilla mozc and mozc-utAUR, mozc-svnAUR can build uim-mozc itself (see Input Japanese using uim). You can install uim-mozc from unofficial user repository as well as vanilla mozc.

mozc-ut

mozc-utAUR comes with Mozc UT dictionary and can build uim-mozc. The dictionary adds over 350,000 words into original.

Note:
  • Building mozc-ut requires long time to generate dictionary seed.
  • mozc-ut can work with ibus-mozc, emacs-mozc and uim-mozc of vanilla mozc. That is, you don't have to build such as modules of mozc-ut by the use of unofficial user repository.

mozc-svn

mozc-svnAUR builds using the published svn repository instead of source tarball and can build uim-mozc and fcitx-mozc plugin. You should use vanilla mozc or mozc-ut unless you have any reason. This is exactly similar to mozc (published svn repository is not actually trunk) and run-time of makepkg of mozc-svn will be longer than mozc.

mozc-fcitx

mozc-fcitxAUR is all in one Mozc package dedicated to Fcitx.

Configuration

See also IBus for IBus configuration.

If you use Mozc by default, set it via ibus-setup: 

$ ibus-setup

Choose Input Method tab and move Mozc to top of the list.

You can switch input method by Alt+Shift_L (by IBus default).

Mozc for Emacs

You can use mozc.el (mozc-mode) to input Japanese via LEIM (Library of Emacs Input Method). To use mozc-mode, write the following into your .emacs.d/init.el or some other file for Emacs customizing: 

(require 'mozc)  ; or (load-file "/path/to/mozc.el")
(setq default-input-method "japanese-mozc")

mozc.el provides "overlay" mode in the styles of showing candidates (from mozc r77) which shows a candidate window in box style close to the point. If you want to use it by default, add the following: 

(setq mozc-candidate-style 'overlay)

C-\ (toggle-input-method) enables and disables use of mozc-mode.

Disabling XIM on Emacs

When you are using input method on your desktop and assigning activation/deactivation of input method to C-SPC, you will be not able to use C-SPC/C-@ as set-mark-command on Emacs. To avoid this problem, add the following into your ~/.Xresources or ~/.Xdefaults. xim will be disabled on Emacs. 

Emacs*UseXIM: false

Tips

Confirming Mozc version which you are using now

Type "ばーじょん" ("version") and convert it while activating Mozc. The version number of Mozc will be shown in the candidate list like follows: 

ばーじょん

バージョン
ヴァージョン
ばーじょん
Mozc-1.6.1187.102  ⇐ Current version of Mozc
...

Launching Mozc tools from command line

The followings are commands to launch mozc tools.

  • Mozc property: $ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=config_dialog
  • Mozc Dictionary Tool: $ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=dictionary_tool
  • Mozc Word Register: $ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=word_register_dialog
  • Mozc Hand Writing: $ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=hand_writing
  • Mozc Character Palette: $ /usr/lib/mozc/mozc_tool --mode=character_palette

Use CapsLock as Eisu_toggle key on ASCII layout keyboard

All of the preset keymap styles of Mozc, command ToggleAlphanumericMode on Composition mode is assigned to Eisu (Eisu_toggle), Hiragana/Katakana or Muhenkan key, but the ASCII keyboard has none of them.

One of the solution for it is to use CapsLock key as Eisu_toggle (Mozc does not recognize CapsLock key as of r124). The following is way to assign the Eisu_toggle to CapsLock (without any modifier keys) and the Caps_Lock to Shift+CapsLock, like OADG keyboard layout.

Warning: This way affects to desktop wide.

Edit the ~/.Xmodmap as follows: 

keycode 66 = Eisu_toggle Caps_Lock
clear Lock

Then, restart X or run xmodmap to apply immediately: 

$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

Troubleshooting

Building Mozc fails (process is killed)

If build process is failed with like the following messages: 

...
/bin/sh: line 1:  xxxx killed
...
make: *** [xxx/xxx...] error 137
...

Make sure whether you have run out of memory.

New version of Mozc does not appear though I upgraded Mozc and restarted X or IBus (not rebooted)

Old version of Mozc may be still on your memory. Try to kill existing mozc_server process: 

$ killall mozc_server
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