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Introduction

Sometimes, when using the fcitx framework to input Chinese characters in Linux, the punctuation marks are always half-width punctuation marks, like this:

solve

Actually, the problem lies in the fcitx input method. Surprisingly, this is not a bug, but a feature...

1. Open fcitx settings

No matter what method you use, open the input method configuration of fcitx first.

2. Open global configuration

After switching to the Global Configuration tab, check the "Show Advanced Options" at the bottom and scroll down to find the "Switch Full-width Punctuation" column. Do you see the shortcut key next to it? Here is mineCtrl+.。

3. Find a place where you can type and press the shortcut key

At this point, open any window that can input something and switch to the Chinese input method. At this point, press the shortcut key just now, and then you can input full-width punctuation! Try it now!

Summarize

The above is the solution to the problem of not being able to input full-width punctuation. Remember to like and follow before leaving!