Create a ROS LiveUSB using Docker and chroot.
It is very easy to create.
And does not pollute your working environment. (Using docker and chroot)
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
Create a ROS LiveUSB using Docker and chroot.
It is very easy to create.
And does not pollute your working environment. (Using docker and chroot)
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.
Design problem study-Chinese input method using in mobile platformtorryster
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This document discusses the design problems with Chinese input methods on mobile devices. It first provides background on how text messaging and input methods evolved prior to 3G networks. It then describes the current design of popular input methods like pinyin, stroke, and handwriting keyboards as well as voice input. The document analyzes problems with these methods based on Norman's framework, including issues with conceptual models, affordances, mapping, feedback, visibility and constraints. Finally, it discusses potential future standards and product ideas to improve input methods by addressing current problems.
This document discusses keyboards and internationalization. It provides examples of different keyboard layouts for languages like Hebrew, Russian, and Japanese. It explains that input methods editors (IMEs) are used for languages with large character sets, like Chinese, to map keyboard inputs to characters. Common Chinese IME types include pinyin romanization, component-based, and stroke-based methods. It also gives an overview of specific Chinese IMEs like Bopomofo, Changjie, and Dayi and how they map keyboard inputs to Chinese characters.
The presentation discusses the common issues encountered when creating documents using LibreOffice in a Japanese environment, including the use of phonetic guides (ruby), kanji variants, and specific bugs related to formatting and input methods. It highlights various bugs experienced by users and suggests that developers may need to address unresolved issues specific to Japanese documentation. The overall conclusion emphasizes the importance of understanding Japanese document needs to enhance functionality and provides resources for further information.
The document discusses Kika, a mobile keyboard app developer. It outlines how simple it is to create a basic IME (input method editor) but how difficult it is to create a great one with advanced features like multiple language support, natural language processing, suggestions, corrections, personalization, and more. It then provides details about Kika, including its product lineup, key metrics like monthly active users, recognition as a top developer by Google, and jobs available.
Документ обсуждает использование программного обеспечения с открытым исходным кодом, таких как LibreOffice и LibrePC, в контексте ICT-политики. Упоминаются различные версии LibreOffice для Windows, Linux и Mac OS X, а также поддержка от компании Collabora. Приведены ссылки на ресурсы и дополнительная информация о поддержке и использовании данных приложений.
Redesigning Input-Method Launcher and Management SystemFuminobu Takeyama
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The document presents a redesign of the input method launcher and management system for openSUSE by Fuminobu Takeyama, addressing issues like accessibility and compatibility with modern desktop environments. It introduces 'Chameleon Tongue,' an extensible input method launcher aimed at simplifying the selection and management of input methods. The system also emphasizes the need for user-specific settings and offers both command-line and graphical interface tools for effective input method setup.
This document summarizes Schneiderman's Eight Golden Rules of Interface Design. The rules are: 1) Strive for consistency, 2) Enable frequent users to use shortcuts, 3) Offer informative feedback, 4) Design dialogs to yield closure, 5) Offer error prevention and simple error handling, 6) Permit easy reversal of actions, 7) Support internal locus of control, and 8) Reduce short-term memory load. The document provides a brief explanation of each rule to convey the key principles of interface design according to Schneiderman.
The document discusses the history and future of the Debian operating system, highlighting significant release dates from Sarge (2005) to Jessie (2015) and plans for Stretch (2017) and Buster (2019). It emphasizes ongoing community efforts, technical improvements in package versions, and the importance of volunteer contributions to the platform. Additionally, it addresses features in the latest releases and plans for enhancing user experience and infrastructure in future versions.
The document provides an in-depth overview of Android's architecture and internals, discussing components such as the activity manager, system startup process, and the Linux kernel. It covers hardware support, native user-space, Dalvik, and JNI, along with details about system services and stock Android applications. Additionally, the document includes information on hacking Android, source code repositories, and essential tools for development.
2. Who am I (Who am I (私はだれ私はだれ) ?) ?
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長南 浩長南 浩 ((ちょうなん ひろしちょうなん ひろし))
– Email: chonan@pid0.org
– Twitter: @chonan
– Ubuntu Japanese Team
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魔法の杖担当(?)
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オフラインミーティング司会担当(?)
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コスプ...(げふんげふん
– たまに雑誌記事に登場
3. UbuntuUbuntu とはとは
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Debian GNU/Linux をベースにした
Linux OSLinux OS
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Canonical と マーク シャトルワース
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無料で自由、しかし使いやすさを損なわない使いやすさを損なわない
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Ubuntuコミュニティでの開かれた
開発体制
– Code of ConductCode of Conduct (行動規範)
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必要であれば新機能も独自に実装