Hello All,
This may sound funny, and it's funny for some extent. Recentely I have
been experiencing some weired behaviour on my Xorg applicaions. When
I start typing text it syggest a complete. For example, if I type
the letter g in firefox, I get this:
g{a}[1/6834]
and with "ge" :
ge{adephaga}[1/1003]
With the letter 't', here's what I get:
t{raaslni}[1/4]
This is not only in firefor, it's happening in eclipse as well. So if I
want to type the word "this", I go through these suggestion:
t{raaslni}[1/4]
th{a}[1/2009]
thi{sh}[1/2]
this{how}[1/15]
Note that the numbers are the available possibilities. I tried to check
the words in the dictionary for each case and here's what I got, using a
command :
$look th | wc -l ---> 2010
here are the results:
t: 132692
th: 2010
thi: 310
this: 16
I am not sure what to do to disable this. It's anoying. I
googled "xorg spell" but no luck. I am using a tiling desktop "xmonad".
I don't know what program/daemon is providing this functionality.
I am going to try to find a way to isolate the process causing this.
It stoped doing this, after I rebooted, but it's back again now :)
If someone have seen something like this, please let me know !
This may sound funny, and it's funny for some extent. Recentely I have
been experiencing some weired behaviour on my Xorg applicaions. When
I start typing text it syggest a complete. For example, if I type
the letter g in firefox, I get this:
g{a}[1/6834]
and with "ge" :
ge{adephaga}[1/1003]
With the letter 't', here's what I get:
t{raaslni}[1/4]
This is not only in firefor, it's happening in eclipse as well. So if I
want to type the word "this", I go through these suggestion:
t{raaslni}[1/4]
th{a}[1/2009]
thi{sh}[1/2]
this{how}[1/15]
Note that the numbers are the available possibilities. I tried to check
the words in the dictionary for each case and here's what I got, using a
command :
$look th | wc -l ---> 2010
here are the results:
t: 132692
th: 2010
thi: 310
this: 16
I am not sure what to do to disable this. It's anoying. I
googled "xorg spell" but no luck. I am using a tiling desktop "xmonad".
I don't know what program/daemon is providing this functionality.
I am going to try to find a way to isolate the process causing this.
It stoped doing this, after I rebooted, but it's back again now :)
If someone have seen something like this, please let me know !