ubuntu_hangul.txt

https://bagjunggyu.blogspot.com/2016/03/how-to-set-up-korean-hangul-in-ubuntu.html :

How to set up Korean & Hangul in Ubuntu

--- How to type in Korean Hangul On Ubuntu and its derivatives ---
https://plus.google.com/101028813073033149665/posts/SD8rH8uGNdF

1) set keyboard layout
Korean (101/104  key compatible)

2) language-packages
In case of using Korean, you would probably need to install Korean language packgaes to see Hangul in default applications.
otherwise,  just want to type in Hangul , no need to see Korean, you don't need to install Korean language packages.
$ sudo apt install language-pack-gnome-ko

3) Input Method
http://bagjunggyu.blogspot.kr/2015/09/1510-ubuntu-1510.html
In case of typing in Korean, You have to install Hangul input method out of these famous input methods.
* dasom
* nabi
* ibus-hangul
* uim-byeoru
* fcitx-hangul
If you use lots of Qt5 applications , I recommend you to install
fcitx-hangul or dasom ,
and my default IM is uim-byeoru.

Default toggle Hangul key or key combinations)
fcitx-hangul : Ctrl + Space , Hangul
nabi : Shift + Space, Hangul
uim-byeoru : Shift + Space
ibus-hangul : Ctrl + Space, Hangul

Want to change toggle key?
try to use Compose Key in keyboard layout.

4) Default input method set up tool
im-config is simple input method set up tool
choose input method and logout and login

$ sudo apt install im-config
$ im-config

or, try to use language support in Ubuntu
it will help you to set up language packages and input method with ease.
$ sudo apt install language-selector-gnome
$ gnome-language-selector

5) font
It doesn't seem to show Hangul, but boxes instead?
you need to install hangul font, in most cases, recommended font is nanum.
$ sudo apt install fonts-nanum

for console users
$ sudo apt install fonts-nanum-coding

and here are the other famous Korean fonts
* fonts-noto-cjk
* fonts-unfonts

fonts-noto-cjk works for Chinese and Japanse too.