Description of problem:

1. I set up my system to allow both English and Chinese (Taiwan) on my
system. For some reason, when I logged in to KDE, there is always on
xcin window opens on the left upper corner of the screen. Then, xcin
windows will appear whenever I open windows where I can enter texts.
This seems pretty annoying. It ends up openning a lot of xcin windows
on my screen (they stay even after I close all applications and
windows). I think there should be a machenism in which I can choose
when to to active such an application and when I can switch off.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

not clear.

How reproducible:

Log in to user account and openning applications (system
configurations) or anything that may allow text entry. The problem
does not appear when I use Mozilla browser.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Loggin in KDE
and 
2. Open a configuration tool or some applications (not all) that has
dialog window to enter text.

  
Actual results:

Unintenionally opening xcin windows.

Expected results:

1. Should not open until user actives it

Additional info: