You should check whether your keyboard preferences really include several layouts (left click on the applet, etc.). Indeed, mine does and the applet indicates the one in use.
You can remove the notification applet like any applet: right-click on it and
choose "Remove fro the panel". However, since this applet is newer in Gnome,
I believe the intended use is to keep this applet and remove the old "volume
control" applet.
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