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The manual way

The KDE4 integration/support is already very well in Debian. Just follow the steps below:
  1. Select the IME (Input Method Engine) you want to use (a package search for »ibus-« shows you all available IMEs). This example will use ibus-table-array30, just replace it everywhere with the IME you selected.
  2. Run (as root) 
    # aptitude install ibus-table-array30 ibus-qt4 ibus-gtk
  3. Run (as a user) 
    $ ibus-setup
    and configure ibus according to your wishes (don't forget to select at least one IME in the second tab).
  4. Add 
    export GTK_IM_MODULE=ibus
export XMODIFIERS=@im=ibus
export QT_IM_MODULE=ibus
    to your $HOME/.xsessionrc. This is a diversion from what ibus-setup tells you, but needed to make it work for all applications inside a KDE session.
  5. Now you need a way to auto-start the ibus daemon on every login. KDE4 provides the Autostart folder for such occasions: 
    $ echo "ibus-daemon -d -x -r -n kde" > $HOME/.kde/Autostart/ibus-daemon-autostart.sh && chmod +x $HOME/.kde/Autostart/ibus-daemon-autostart.sh
  6. Now you need to relogin to make the .xsessionrc settings global for your KDE session.
  7. After the relogin you can activate and deactivate the ibus input method in all applications with the keys you configured (default: Ctrl + Space) as you need it (if some characters can't be displayed you should install a font which carries the required characters).

The "kimpanel" way

kimpanel is now in Debian (in the package plasma-widgets-addons). Here you should only need the first step from the manual way, install plasma-widgets-addons additionally and add the kimpanel to your Plasma workspace.
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