GNOME 2.x or JDS Desktop
The gconftool-2 utility can remove or restore the language input window from all applications using GTK+.
Use it as demonstrated here:
- Removing the language input window:
gconftool-2 -s /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk-im-status-style -t string none
- Restoring the language input window:
gconftool-2 -s /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk-im-status-style -t string nothing
If you prefer to use the GUI, then click on the "This Computer" icon on your JDS
desktop and select: Preferences » Desktop Preferences » Input Methods to
start gnome-im-properties. From here, uncheck the Language Status Window
and apply the change.
CDE/Motif Applications
The following use of the -xrm option will remove the language input window from all CDE/Motif windows
that use VendorShell (i.e., all CDE/Motif applications). The -xrm option should
be given to applications directly or by inserting the option correctly in the .Xdefaults or .OWdefaults file. Specify the preeditType resource without any value, for instance:
- To remove the language input window:
dtterm -xrm "*preeditType:"
For more details on the preeditType resource, refer to VendorShell(3X) man page.
dtpad
For dtpad, the -standAlone option will have to accompany the command, if
a dtpad server daemon is running on your system, which by the way, is the default:
dtpad -xrm "*preeditType:" -standAlone
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