Historically, Hong Kong Linux users have suffered from a very poor input experience with the Cangjie and Quick input methods.
A year and a half ago, we decided to fix that.
In this talk, we will quick present our work, make a demonstration, and ask for user feedback.
Come and help us make sure that everybody in Hong Kong can benefit from Free Software, not just those who write English.
(This is a Lightning Talk at HKOSC 2014)
Speakers: Mr Mathieu Bridon (France) and Mr Koala Yeung (Hong Kong).
Koala has suffered from bad Cangjie input methods on Linux for about 10 years, and is enthusiastic about the Linux Desktop.
Mathieu is a long time Fedora contributor from France who fell into Chinese input methods one day, leading to severe and chronic headaches.
Language: English & Cantonese (with English & Chinese Slides)
(This is a a session of Hong Kong Open Source Conference 2014 on 29 March, HKOSC is an annual international conference in Hong Kong for global open source community, it is aimed to demonstrate the use of open source software technology, open hardware technology and latest development in the world. HKOSC is targeted for developers, users and promoters.)
