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Using the actual monitor width in pixels can lead to unsatisfying
results, depending on the display orientation and physical size: on a
10" tablet with a 1280x800 resolution (scale 1), portrait orientation
will be using the narrow layout.

If the keyboard is sized in an optimal way (i.e. so the layout fills the
whole area, with no blanks on the sides) this would result in an
unnecessarily huge keyboard being displayed, therefore wasting screen
estate.

Using the virtual display size gives a hint about the physical size of
the device, and can be used to select wide layouts even in portrait
mode, while still preserving current behavior on HiDPI devices.

This has been tested on PineTab, PinePhone and Librem 5.
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squeekboard - a Wayland virtual keyboard

Squeekboard is a virtual keyboard supporting Wayland, built primarily for the Librem 5 phone.

It squeaks because some Rust got inside.

Features

Present

  • GTK3
  • Custom yaml-defined keyboards
  • DBus interface to show and hide
  • Use Wayland input method protocol to show and hide
  • Use Wayland virtual keyboard protocol

Temporarily dropped

  • A settings interface

TODO

  • Use Wayland input method protocol
  • Pick up DBus interface files from /usr/share

Building

Dependencies

See .gitlab-ci.yml or run apt-get build-dep .

Build from git repo

$ git clone https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/squeekboard.git
$ cd squeekboard
$ mkdir _build
$ meson _build/
$ cd _build
$ ninja

To run tests use ninja test. To install squeekboard run ninja install.

Running

$ phoc # if no compatible Wayland compositor is running yet
$ cd ../build/
$ src/squeekboard

Squeekboard honors the gnome "screen-keyboard-enabled" setting. Either enable this through gnome-settings under accessibility or run:

$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.a11y.applications screen-keyboard-enabled true

To make the keyboard show you can use either an application that does so automatically, like a text editor or python3 ./tests/entry.py, or you can manually trigger it with:

busctl call --user sm.puri.OSK0 /sm/puri/OSK0 sm.puri.OSK0 SetVisible b true

Developing

See doc/hacking.md for this copy, or the official documentation for the current release.

Description
An on-screen-keyboard input method for Wayland
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