Programming a japanese onscreen keyboard in Labview (Linux)

HI,
I would like to know whether it is possible to program an onscreen keyboard for a touch screen in Japanese.
I found a lot of threads on onscreen keyboards programmed for Windows but none for Linux.
Also, which is the best IME for Japanese in linux and how do i access this IME in labview.
Thanks in advance.
Pavitra

Hey, so I am still trying to visualize what the end goal is. Could you post the articles you are referring to? Is it a bunch of bolean controls that are arranging to look like a keyboard that has Japanese text on each button?
Daniel Eaton
National Instruments
Systems Engineering
Embedded and Industrial Control

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