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# Install ibus typing booster using following command | # Install ibus typing booster using following command | ||
#:<pre>yum install ibus-typing-booster</pre> | #:<pre>yum install ibus-typing-booster</pre> | ||
#:<pre>yum install pyhunspell</pre> (this is optional, but if pyhunspell is installed as well, one will not only get completions but also spelling corrections | #:<pre>yum install pyhunspell-python3</pre> (this is optional, but if pyhunspell-python3 is installed as well, one will not only get completions but also spelling corrections | ||
# Add some input sources which have '''(Hunspell)''' in the name. | # Add some input sources which have '''(Hunspell)''' in the name. | ||
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Revision as of 10:46, 7 April 2016
Description
This is a test case to check ibus typing booster is working as expected.
Setup
Follow up to the steps in QA:Testcase i18n input method setup to configure the input method on the desktop in general.
- Install ibus typing booster using following command
yum install ibus-typing-booster
yum install pyhunspell-python3
(this is optional, but if pyhunspell-python3 is installed as well, one will not only get completions but also spelling corrections
- Add some input sources which have (Hunspell) in the name.
How to test
- To commit the words you can use space key.
- To install dictionaries of your language use ibus-typing-boosters preferences window
- Try engines for different languages, especially interesting are languages where the native keyboard inputs non-ASCII characters (for example Russian, Greek)
Expected Results
- New words are getting added to the user database after commit, therefore one should notice that the system becomes more intelligent while typing because it remembers which words appear in which context
- To speed up the learning process, one can use the ibus-typing-booster setup tool to read some text files