How to change the mode for simplified Chinese or Traditional Chinese mode in ibus-libpinyin? What is the shortcut like “Ctrl+.” for switching full width or half width punctuation.
Use shortcut “Ctrl + Shift + F”.
In ibus-pinyin version 1.3.7, this shortcut is added:
2010-05-28 ibus-pinyin 1.3.7 stable release
Add Ctrl + Shift + F to switch between Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
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