It's really uncomfortably!
Under cut I show how you can hide unused languages.
So, first what you needed is developer-mode. You can enable it in Settings->Security->Developer Mode.
Now, you need edit /usr/share/swype/data/languages.lst, and remove unused languages from this file. For access to this file you need root access:
- Start Terminal application
- Enter devel-su
- Enter password: rootme as default
- Enter vi /usr/share/swype/languages.list
- Edit file and save (see man vi for help)*
*Make sure that you did not add new line code to file , it's make your swype nonworking. Do not use nano for edit, it always add 0x0A symbol to end of file.
Done. Now only needed languages are in your Swype.
Thanks a lot! Helped me.
ReplyDeleteSmall correction: in PR1.1 at least the file is located at /usr/share/swype/data , not at /usr/share/swype