How to hide keyboard layout indicator in Ubuntu 17.10 and later with GNOME 3?

indicator keyboard-layout gnome-shell

Solution 1:

You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider (now supports GNOME shell v3.26, the one included in Ubuntu 17.10).

This extension provides option to hide/show indicators individually, you'll be able to hide the keyboard layout indicator in particular.

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