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Reputation: 111

How to install and start googlepinyin on debian 10?

I used debian 10, I have installed "fcitx-googlepinyin_0.1.6-4_amd64.deb" by these: sudo dpkg -f fcitx-googlepinyin_0.1.6-4_amd64.deb

While, I don't know how to and where to start it on GUI.

I guessed maybe it was because that I haven't installed fcitx, so I went to install "fcitx_4.2.9.6-5_all.deb", while in CLI, I saw these:

dpkg:dependency problems prevent configration of fcitx:

It was said, "fcitx-bin", "fcitx-data" and "fcitx-modules" haven't been installed.

When I dowaloaded the 3 files, I found each of them need other dependency, and their dependency are also has dependency, so I think this maybe the solution.

Did anyone here has installed googlepinyin on debian and used it?

When I typed: sudo apt-get install -f fcitx-bin

It was said: Unable to locate package fcitx-bin

So, if there is a independent solution for install googlepinyin on debian 10 ?

Below is a screensnap: unable to locate package fcitx-bin

When I want to remove the package by typing these: sudo apt-get remove tcitx

It was said: The following packages have unmet dependencies: fcitx:

googlepinyin:

and the three packages:fcitx, googleyinpin and fcitx-bin are shown alternately.

Below is the screensnap: enter image description here

Upvotes: 0

Views: 374

Answers (1)

João Simplício
João Simplício

Reputation: 1

Try using: sudo apt --fix-broken install before proceed some other installation.

You can also search your package using: sudo apt search [packagename]. In your case would be: sudo apt search fctix.

After all done, install the package using: sudo apt-get install [packagename].

When you get to install, it will appear which new libraries will be added or upgraded.

Upvotes: 0

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