Please see to correct the beforemost command, doing
is actually this:
Please notice the file is residing in the hidden directory .config which is sub directory to user home directory.

The previous workaround is https://forums.ghostbsd.org/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=1770 ^^

I have made sure Google Chromium also can take Korean IME input. To URL form, type chrome://settings Scroll down until Appearance section displays. Set Themes to "Use GTK+" Same section, Customize fonts, set to installed Korean fonts. Restart Chromium then Korean input is taken to Chromium...

From the xorg.conf file find out already set FontPath directive lines and refer to the format of directive to add new one. If we add unfonts-ttf,
which is put somewhere in the Section "Files".

X11 font directory Korean font ports are installed are resided here:
and we can modify xorg.conf by the following command:
and reboot.

If it does not work, please do this and check:
Install all ttf and otf fonts and add it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf as FontPath directive and reboot and try input Korean characters again.

$ cd ~ $ vi .cshrc setenv LANG ko_KR.UTF-8 setenv LC_ALL ko_KR.UTF-8 $ vi ./config/user-dirs.locale delete any strings related locale System → Preference → Personal → Startup Applications add /usr/local/bin/fcitx and install fcitx from ports $ su $ cd /usr/ports/korean/fcitx-hangul $ make install c...