Enabling Onboard in the Universal Access panel also starts at-spi2. However, Onboard does not require at-spi2, unless its the auto-show feature is used. So let's assume now that a user does not want to use at-spi2 and therefore starts Onboard manually. Checking for the on- screen keyboard setting in the Universal Access panel would report incorrect information.
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