ericek111andClaude Opus 5.5
499e5ee76e
Diagnostics collects what this session doesn't allow, logs it, and lists it in the settings panel (with a dot on the gear): KWin not launching sloposk as its keyboard (detected by WAYLAND_SOCKET, since KWin offers the input-method global to every client), fake input missing or too old, org.kde.keyboard unreachable, and the D-Bus control name taken. Modifier combos go through fake input even in text fields: KWin drops the input method's modifier mask for most clients, so Ctrl+A typed "a". The desktop file is generated with an absolute Exec, which KWin needs to match it: one for the installed binary, one for the build's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Desktop File
12 lines
390 B
Desktop File
[Desktop Entry]
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Name=sloposk
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Comment=iPad-style floating on-screen keyboard
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Exec=@SLOPOSK_EXEC@
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Type=Application
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Icon=input-keyboard-virtual
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NoDisplay=true
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X-KDE-Wayland-VirtualKeyboard=true
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# Key events for windows without a text field and held keys (fake input is
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# restricted). KWin matches Exec by absolute path, so it must not be bare.
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X-KDE-Wayland-Interfaces=org_kde_kwin_fake_input
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