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