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Is there a way to stop ibus from working in specific programs? If I use a program like eclipse, and try Control-Space to auto-complete, ibus input gets enabled instead, and I have to close ibus. I know I could just remap it to a shortcut that won't interfere with anything, but all of the programs that it's an issue in are programs I don't need ibus for, and I'm fond of the Control-Space keybinding. Is there some way I could create a sort of blacklist of programs for ibus?
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ibus requires the environment variables GTK_IM_MODULE and/or XMODIFIERS. Unsetting them before starting the program you don't want ibus to run in might work. you could make a script called no-ibus that looks something like this:
#!/bin/bash
unset GTL_IM_MODULE
unset XMODIFIERS
exec "$@"Then replace eclipse with no-ibus eclipse in the relevant desktop files.
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