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So you can build archlinux package in a clean chroot on openSUSE

googlefonts’ fontmake and fontbakery, useful for font design and development.

openSUSE 中文软件源

收录一些发起自中文 Linux 圈子的软件或中文 Linux 圈子常用的软件。

请提交开源或许可证明确（私有软件你必须是他的所有人或得到所有人书面授权分发）的软件。非开源但是 Linux 软件想用本平台发布请先去 forum.suse.org.cn 发帖讨论。

KDoubanFM is a small music application for Douban FM service.

It has no main window, but only a system tray icon. All the functions are provided through tray icon context menu.

You can use like/unlike/ban and red heart HMz after setting up your account info.

Global shortcuts are your media keys on the keyboard, pause/play and media-next.

M17N is a shorthand for "Multilingualization" (M+ 17 letters + N).

This project tries to improve the support for as many languages as possible in openSUSE. It also serves as development project for packages around the topic of M17N in the openSUSE:Factory distribution. If you want to participate you can contact us individually or use our mailinglist opensuse-m17n@opensuse.org. Please report bugs to the respective bugowners as set.

Fonts belong to M17N:fonts.

In 12.2, openSUSE will bring you two excellent and modern Input Method Frameworks (IMF), one of them is fcitx, a Flexible Context-aware Input Tool with eXtension. It is default input method for locale as ko, zh_CN and zh_SG.

Fcitx supports pinyin and table input methods. thus it supports many African and Asian locales. (you can find many fcitx-table-* package with details about which locale it applies in YaST) Besides the wide coverage, fcitx is also the leader of creative features in IMF field. It by now supports Import of User Dictionaries (like create your own input tables), GNOME 3/KDE 4 native configuration module (through a GNOME extension kimpanel and a kcm-module kcm-fcitx, which is the first IMF using KCM technology!), KDE 4 integration with a plasmoid named KIMpanel or a 3rd-party application named KIMToy, English Keyboard with libpresage predition support, best 3rd-party IMs' integration like Sunpinyin/libpinyin/Googlepinyin/RIME with no-pain trans-inputing between CJK. Even can fetch words from Internet servers to power your inputs! And it ships the capability of using Skins (branding-openSUSE is good, but you still can get more from kde-look.org. There's a special section for Fcitx!)

SunPinyin is an SLM (Statistical Language Model) based input method
engine. To model the Chinese language, it use a backoff bigram and
trigram language model.

Currently, SunPinyin 2.0 is available on IBus. fcitx-sunpinyin is a wrapper around SunPinyin which enables user to use
SunPinyin with fcitx.