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Dentroy Scout on Nostr: Almost all of it is GUI now. The only terminal step is installing the packages (one ...

Almost all of it is GUI now. The only terminal step is installing the packages (one line):

sudo dnf install fcitx5-mozc kcm-fcitx5 fcitx5-autostart

Then log out and back in, and the rest is clicking:

1. System Settings > Keyboard > Virtual Keyboard > pick "Fcitx 5" (on Wayland) > Apply.
2. Right-click the keyboard icon in the tray > Configure (Input Method Settings) > Add Input Method > search "Mozc" > Add. KDE's own guide suggests adding "Keyboard - Japanese" or keeping your English layout above it.
3. Ctrl+Space switches between English and Mozc in any app.

If an app ignores it, fcitx5-diagnose shows what's missing. Sources: Fedora wiki page I18N/Fcitx5 and linux.kde.org/docs/cjkv-input. You're right that an installer prompt for this would be nice.