Hi there,
How to setup setup on screen keyboard on LXDM? I added /usr/bin/florence
to /etc/lxdm/LoginReady unfortunately, in the /var/log/lxdm.log I get:
(florence:2825): Gtk-WARNING **: 14:21:06.181: cannot open display: :0
Florence version 0.6.3
Any suggestions?
On Sun, 2016-06-26 at 03:13 +1200, cbannis...@slingshot.co.nz wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 05:06:13PM +0100, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> > I enabled the on-screen keyboard applet in Cinnamon so as to write
> > some
> > text with French accents. But then it kept on coming
On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 05:06:13PM +0100, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> I enabled the on-screen keyboard applet in Cinnamon so as to write some
> text with French accents. But then it kept on coming up when I didn't
> want it, every time I went into any text field. I removed the applet
>
I enabled the on-screen keyboard applet in Cinnamon so as to write some
text with French accents. But then it kept on coming up when I didn't
want it, every time I went into any text field. I removed the applet
from my toolbar - no difference. I found the cinnamon on-screen-
keyboard and de
Hi,
I have been trying out xvkbd and gok. In terms of
customising, gok is better but still requires
manipulation of a text file.
I came across highly customisable virtual keyboard
called MountFocus, but it is for Windows only.
Is there something along this line available for
Linux, at least with
I am currently using xvkbd. Great, except that it
won't allow me to create new keys. Is there an
on-screen keyboard which allows user to-add on keys
which can hold a single or a string of symbols?
Ken
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I have switched to yahoo mail. Is something wrong with the debian user mail site? I noticed that the latest mails are on 30th Jul. A couple of mail I sent in the fisrt few days of Aug have yet to appear.
I am currently using xvkdb. I am looking for something better with the at least the
Hi folks,
Thanks for the link to 'xvkbd' package. I looked for it under 'k' and 'v'
and forgot about the 'x'. I had downloaded and tried it out. After starting
it with the command 'xvkdb' from the xterm window, the keyboard appears and
after focussing, the displayable characters corresponding to
On Sat, 26 Jul 2003, Jianan Huang wrote:
> I need a on-screen keyboard. I have used a very good one called
> Click-and-Type, a free software but only runs on MS-Window. I have not been
> able to find one in Debian Packages. Does any know of a good one for Linux?
Looking through apt
used on a tablet PC I passed on to me for
some work.
I need a on-screen keyboard. I have used a very good one called
Click-and-Type, a free software but only runs on MS-Window. I have not been
able to find one in Debian Packages. Does any know of a good one for Linux?
Another problem is that
on Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 03:08:53PM +0100, Andreas Maresch ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> Hallo there!
>
> I want to create a _very_ secure environment (in my case: an encrypted
> disk to store all my passwords. The creation of a encrypted disk is
> very easy. But i miss a secure way to enter the pa
Andreas Maresch writes:
> The least expensive and easiest way to circumvent such key loggers would
> be to display a keyboard on the screen (with a random key map, for the
> case that the mouse events are logged) and enter your password via the
> mouse.
The simplest way would be to display all the
There has to be some, the Linux on handhelds uses on-screen keyboards.
If you can't find a full program, you could goto handhelds.org and get
the source from either familiar or intamate. And then just port it over
Wayne
On Wed, 2001-12-12 at 15:08, Andreas Maresch wrote:
> Hallo there!
>
> I
Hallo there!
I want to create a _very_ secure environment (in my case: an encrypted disk to
store all my passwords. The creation of a encrypted disk is very easy. But i
miss a secure way to enter the password).
Since key loggers become more and more common passwords typed in via keyboards
are
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