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    Chinese on Mac with Colemak

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    29-Mar-2009 07:55:43#1 Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    Does anyone know how I can use the colemak mapping to type traditional/simplified chinese on a Mac?

    I know you can do this with Koeteri, but chinese doesn't seem to have a similar option.

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    16-Apr-2009 19:01:06#2 Re: Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    Any solution to this? I have this problem as well.

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    04-Mar-2012 16:31:42#3 Re: Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    Anyone ever figure this out?  I am facing the same problem.

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    26-Mar-2012 00:28:31#4 Re: Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    You can use KeyRemap4MacBook.

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    03-Aug-2020 14:04:54#5 Re: Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    I have a similar problem... I have a great Colemak keyboard, but when I want to type in Korean it assumes that it is a QWERTY layout.  I am using Linux, most of my text editing is done in emacs.  How do I solve this?

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    04-Aug-2020 10:34:05#6 Re: Chinese on Mac with Colemak

    I have no idea. On Windows, the IME is separate from the layout itself I think, or at the least you can use EPKL with them. Looks like they pulled a trick for Linux, but I don't know enough about Linux IMEs.

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