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An overview of on-screen keyboards in Linux.
Introduction
Some people have a physical condition that means they find using a keyboard difficult. Many of them, however, may be able to use a mouse or mouse equivalent.
These people may find using an on-screen keyboard the best way to input information. An on-screen keyboard looks just like a picture of a keyboard on the screen.
Letters can be selected from the keyboard using a mouse, a single switch, or a joystick that is plugged into the serial, parallel or game port of the computer.
This section shows you how to start the on-screen keyboard in Gnome, please select the following link for more:
Please note: Currently there is not on-screen Keyboard available for KDE.
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