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[Michael Sheldon <michael.sheldon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

libpinyin (which we currently use for pinyin input) appears to have
support for chewing style input, does anyone know how this compares to
libchewing or libzhuyin? It'd probably be simpler to use libpinyin as we
already make use of it for simplified Chinese input, but only if its
chewing performance is on a par with the dedicated libraries on offer.

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Title:
  Support a Traditional Chinese input method

Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  Our pinyin plugin only provides support for  Simplified Chinese  and Traditional Chinese is often requested.
  In Taiwan especially many people use Zhuyin  and it is taught in elementary schools. 

  Ubuntu has a Chewing implementation on the desktop, presumably an
  approach similar to the pinyin plugin can be developed.

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