Japanese Input Installer

This script installs the necessary packages to enable Japanese input on your Arch Linux-based system.

Requirements

• Arch Linux-based system
• sudo privileges
• updated mirrors and system

Usage

1. Download the install_japanese_input.sh script to your computer.
2. Navigate to the directory where the script is located.
3. Make the script executable by running chmod u+x install_japanese_input.shon a terminal, or by right-clicking on the script file, selecting "Properties", and checking the "Is executable" checkbox under the "Permissions" tab.
4. Run the script by right-clicking on the script file and selecting "Open with Terminal" or "Run in Konsole" (depending on your desktop environment).
5. Follow the prompts to select your desired Japanese input method and configure your system settings.

Options

• Anthy (default)
• Mozc

Configuration

After running the script, you may need to configure your system settings to enable Japanese input. This can be done in your system's settings menu or by using a configuration tool such as fcitx-configtool.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with the script, please check the following:

• Your system meets the requirements listed above.
• You have sudo privileges.
• The script file is executable (see step 3).
• your mirrors are up to date. use reflector to update them if outdated, then update your system with sudo pacman -Syu

If you continue to have issues, please consult the Arch Linux documentation or seek assistance from the Arch Linux community.

Credits

This script was created by Germán Paiva. Updated and modified by Hazëlshantz