Primary reason why I raised it appeared when I tried hackable1
Debian-based distribution for freerunner. X server was hardcoded to use
/usr/bin/xkbd for a keyboard which comes up whenever user presses AUX
button. There were no easy way to alternate the input method. So for qwo
package I just sugges
Neil Williams writes:
> However, there is another issue here - if the device is multi-user,
> most login managers cannot cope with a touchscreen keyboard. gpe-login
> is one that can, gdm cannot.
>
> Having touchscreen keyboard support in X is good as long as the user
> can log into their X envir
On Wed, 11 Mar 2009 23:38:49 -0400
Yaroslav Halchenko wrote:
> In the light of having Debian on all kinds of devices with touchscreens
> (tablets/freerunner), I propose to add a virtual package
>
> x-keyboard
> or may be better
> x-onscreen-keyboard ?
x- infers screen IMHO in the same way as x-
In the light of having Debian on all kinds of devices with touchscreens
(tablets/freerunner), I propose to add a virtual package
x-keyboard
or may be better
x-onscreen-keyboard ?
and a equivalently named alternative
Packages which I should provide it (there could be more):
xvkbd
qwo
matchbox-key
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