How to change keyboard input methods for different languages in Ubuntu 14.04.

▼Instruction below ▼
✮It only works with Gnome 2 shell✮
☛ Terminal chord: $ sudo apt-get install gnome-shell

I use Ubermix with Gnome 2 shell and you better install Gnome 3
ubermix.org/

Music: Isn't she lovely backing track
youtube.com/watch?v=cOmnkq4weDM

Instruction
1. Go to system settings and click the bottom called language support

2. click install / remove languages and find your language and install it
( Korean or Vietnamese whatever your language is but for Portuguese, Japanese, German, you don’t have to do this step)

3. log out your computer after download your language

4. when you got the screen that you have to type your password
on top of the password box (?) you may got a footprint logo in the right side.
click it and you will get 4 different option that you can choose 3rd one which is called Gnome

5. open terminal (shortcut for terminal: Ctrl+Alt+T) and type ibus-setup or just copy it

6. then you got a box if you type that cord properly then go to input method find your language
(you can find Korean and Vietnamese after click the button other)
for Korean you have to download Korean (hangul)
for Vietnamese you have to download unikey

7. go system settings again and go keyboard

8. click layout setting

9. click the button + which is under the box and you can find the language that you have chosen in step 6 ( the name has to be exactly same with the name that you choosen in step 6)


and you may want to change the shortcut for changing English keyboard to your own language keyboard then go to shortcut setting

click the first one in option which is switch to next source and you can change your shortcut but it has to be more than 2 buttons which mean just one button doesn’t work. and i recommend
(Ctrl + space)

and logout and go back to your original system which is the other Gnome which is 4th one in the option.