Could you please check in your file, /.config/weston.ini if a path is set for the # on screen keyboard input method. This command (path=/usr/libexec/weston-keyboard) that my colleague mentioned is to be added as a line in the weston.ini file. When the path and the appropriate keyboard configurations are made in the weston.ini, it will look something like this:
Thank you. It worked. I used /usr/libexec/weston-keyboard, because /usr/lib/weston/weston-keyboard did not exist. I think the actual solution was placing the weston.ini in /.config/weston.ini also (previously, it was located only in /etc/xdg/weston).
Now my problem is that the virtual keyboard is not displayed when accessing a text input box in GTK, due to the fact that Weston implements the interfaces for zwp_text_input_manager_v1, while gtk only supports zwp_text_input_manager_v3 (see link). However, if I use weston-editor, the virtual keyboard is displayed. Anyway, this is another problem (I will try Xorg/X11; hopefully, this problem will be gone).
I believe in Gnome it is called onboard and can be launched from the Settings > accessibility screen. Of from alt+F2 keyboard shortcut and typing in onboard and hitting enter.
If this does not work, you may need to install it:
I am sorry that I do not use Gnome Desktop (Zorin Core) as I prefer Zorin Lite (XFCE). So I do not know all of the GNome Methods. Will this site help:
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From your screenshot, it looks like your Local Region and Language is set to English (US).
I believe that this is why it is defaulting to English.
I agree, though... If your local language was set to Urdu, would the keyboard not switch to English when you need it?
I don't think this is a duplicate of QML Virtual keyboard Hide button not working because that question seems to be about the visibility not being bound to the active status whereas in my case, the active status is not being updated at all from what I can tell, and my setup is different. Also I'm not getting any error message while that poster did.
I was afraid that pressing the 'Hide' button might cause the focus to go back to the text field and then maybe it was just popping it back up immeadiately because of the code in onActiveFocusChanged however those console.log statements aren't displaying anything when I press the Hide button so I don't think that's the case. Neither is the onActiveChanged event on the InputPanel itself being hit when I press the button. Though both are being hit when I first show the keyboard by clicking on the field.
Please implement a custom keyboard for filling usernames, passwords, and other fields, including custom ones, on Android. This would be useful for security, convenience, and usability reasons, as it would reduce use of the clipboard, allow easier selection of custom fields without leaving the target app, and be supported by almost any app, regardless of newness.
Before I installed Fcitx5, Maliit worked with Konsole, but not with Firefox; After installing Fcitx, it no longer works, even if I quit Fcitx. (Above was tested after changing the virtual keyboard setting to Maliit and rebooted)
OK - We're not Support, or any flavour of Evernote - mostly users here. If you have an access issue please contact Support. No idea what may have caused your issue except the current version of the iOS client doesn't seem to be that well liked. There may be updates in the pipeline. Please do specify what version of Evernote you have, and what external keyboards are attached (if any).
Moving from Nomad to an Ion Classic has been nice but the one thing I've really been missing is the popup virtual keyboard, I find myself reaching for it constantly when it's not there and It's kinda cramping my workflow. It would be nice to access keys not on the Classic's facepanel quickly without having to open another tab.
Snapshot approach: Have a Snapshot bring up the virtual keyboard and/or fader bank in a frame, with another frame that has a magic sheet that has a button labeled close, and all it does is recall your normal view via a macro that calls another snapshot. The downside to this is you might lose the context you were working in.
I agree with Tyler. I'd like to see it present on the console. The case that I have is that I do busking on my Gio with external touchscreens. I sit in front of the fader wings that sit in front of the external touchscreens. It can be quite a reach to get to my Gio front panel, but I can easily get to the external touchscreens and pop open the virtual keypad.
The VirtualKeyboard API gives developers control over the layout of their applications when the on-screen virtual keyboard appears and disappears on devices such as tablets, mobile phones, or other devices where a hardware keyboard may not be available.
A VirtualKeyboard object you can use to opt-out of the automatic virtual keyboard behavior, show or hide the virtual keyboard programmatically, and get the current position and size of the virtual keyboard.
I have a page where i enter input data in a Textbox. When i click on the textbox and the keyboard is come up it is push up the whole screen. I want it to appear on top of my screen, not below an push it up.The screen is not scrollable. Can i do something to prevent the push up? I don't see anything regarding to this in the Gboard options menu.
Tested it on an other device.
It is really works differently than before.
No matter the screen scrollable or not. No matter if fixed or responsive. The keyboard always push up the screen, more over it is srink it but in a weird way?
It is worked before differently, depending the screen scrollable setup. Now that has no effect.
I don't think it is android related update because other apps seems works normall, so i think it is AI2 related BUG. Maybe @ewpatton or someone else from the dev team can confirm it.
This is not a bug. If the text field in which you want to enter text is low so that the open keyboard would cover it, the screen moves. If the text field is high, then the keyboard does not move the screen.
Yes, that is the normal behavior and it is worked that way before, but now it isn't.
Tested on two device, android9, with several screen and textbox options. Even in a pure screen with only a textbox, the keyboard shrink the screen, regardless of the textbox position. Try it.
Tis is the screen. The keyboard top is below the close and save button. The textbox is the save profil name.Screenshot_2020-11-30-14-21-50-8881024600 94.6 KB
And this is when the keyboard came up.
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Interestingly the screen scrollable option has effec on it, but is is works the opposite way then before, i think, and i have to redesign my screen a little because of the responsive design, but i think it will work.
Seems with my redesign well be ok with the screen scrollable option, but just to prove it is worked the opposite way before, here is my question from march:
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I got a 2019 MBP as a replacement a couple of weeks ago. I simple migrated my user account from the MBA. When I started using it, I turned on the Caps Lock Key and then turned it off. Even though the light on the key is off, letters were still uppercase. I thought it was a broken key but the Service Centre said the keyboard is fine.
Accessibility Keyboard is designed for folks with special needs. It was never intended for a day-to-day keyboard replacement for folks who can type in a regular way. I expect there are features FAR beyond what you have accidentally discovered about how Caps Lock seems to have extra ways of working. ('Sticky keys' feature comes immediately to mind.)
some games need an option to choose, and so need to type some keys.in this page (bottom of the page) it says that the virtual keyboard can be opened with select+down key of the controller (the controller is included with the gpd xd plus)but in my case when i press select+down there is no virtual keyboard.i searched many options to try in the menu but nothing succed.
The keyboard which is used is not good when I want to edit some existing text. It is not possible to move the caret, it always overwrites all existing (which can be annoying, if you have a longer text).
A keyboard which does this better is the one, which is used when changing a feature name.
There are spots within the current Polyscope where we have the same issue, I believe for instance popups and the user assignment screen where once you have entered the text that you want the user to see you cannot edit it (with the built-in keyboard, have to use an external keyboard). Annoying is not even the right word for it., especially when you cannot even see all of what you typed on the same screen and you now have to retype all of it to fix a single typo.
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