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* The feature of typing Unicode code points is now separated from the feature of typing kbd:[Ctrl+Shift+E] and kbd:[Ctrl+Shift+U] is assigned to type Unicode code poionts and both shortcut keys can be customized with `ibus-setup` utility.
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* This release now shows a pre-edit text when users type compose keys. _E.g. kbd:[Multi_key+apostrophe+E] shows the apostrophe "`'`" on the pre-edit at first and outputs "`é`"._
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* ibus-hangul 1.5.1 starts with Latin mode by default. This setting can be changed in setup dialog, or use toggle keys kbd:[Shift+space] and kbd:[Hangul] to switch the Hangul mode.
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+ == Chinese, Japanese and Korean now use Noto font by default
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+ In Fedora 29, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) languages use the Google Noto font by default.
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+ Each language has a sans-serif, serif, and monospace font from the Noto family.
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+ Note that in order to suppress the increase in disk space requirements brought about by this change, all CJK fonts have also been unified into a single OpenType Collection format file per weight-variant.
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pbokoc
commented 5 years ago
Fixes #195.