The on-screen keyboard should appear, and allow you to type in the window using your mouse or touchscreen.
We use wpe-webkit-mir-kiosk here, but it could be any compatible snap or non-snap application. Run Ubuntu Frame OSK using the same Wayland display (this is not necessary on Ubuntu Core): WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-99 ubuntu-frame-oskĪnd finally run a Wayland app that is compatible with on-screen keyboards and accepts keyboard input using the same Wayland display.
Heres a link to elementary OSs open source repository on GitHub. elementary OS is an open source tool with 921 GitHub stars and 540 GitHub forks. Ubuntu and elementary OS belong to 'Operating Systems' category of the tech stack. Run Ubuntu Frame (this is not necessary on Ubuntu Core, or if you've enabled the daemon): WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-99 ubuntu-frame The distribution promotes itself as a fast, open, and privacy-respecting replacement to macOS and Windows. Now having tested quite extensively both platforms, I have to say the following: Elementary OS is based on Ubuntu LTS releases: so if you are prone to test new systems and install the latest versions asap when they’re out, probably go for Ubuntu, as you will have to wait longer for the coming of the next release version (Juno 5.1 at the time of writing, based on Ubuntu 18. Install ubuntu-frame-osk edge: snap install ubuntu-frame-oskĮnsure ubuntu-frame-osk:wayland is connected (this is not necessary on Ubuntu Core): snap connect ubuntu-frame-osk:wayland This snap contains the Wayland on-screen keyboard Squeekboard, modified and packaged such that it can run on Ubuntu Frame.
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