Conversion Tools: Handwriting
KanjiPad
is a tiny application that allows the user to enter
Japanese characters graphically. It uses the handwriting-recognition
algorithm from Todd Rudick's program JavaDict. The included
data files cover about 2000 characters.
license: GPL
Lamerpad
is a multilingual handwriting input server in X to input
characters into XIM clients (such as rxvt, kterm, GTK+ apps,
etc.). Currently it supports Japanese (EUC-JP), Traditional
Chinese (BIG5) and Simplified Chinese (GB2312), but can easily be
extended as it internally uses Unicode.
license: GPL
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