position change
I use LM13, and change the position of Onboard on-screen need two step. first make it large and resize to move. their is no direct way to move.
How to change the position of Onboard on-screen keyboard?
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- Language:
- English Edit question
- Status:
- Solved
- For:
- Onboard Edit question
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- Solved by:
- Francesco Fumanti
- Solved:
- 2013-03-04
- Last query:
- 2013-03-04
- Last reply:
- 2013-03-04
Francesco Fumanti (frafu) said : | #1 |
Sorry, but I don't know what you mean by lm13.
Anyway, we are working on a new layout that should be better adapted to the nexus and have a bigger drag button than the Compact layout. If everything goes as planned, the new layout will ship with the next Onboard release.
sujit nag (sujitnag2011) said : | #2 |
lm13 mean Linux mint 13.
whatever the os, this is true for any os.
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#3 |
Sorry, I misunderstood your problem. I assumed that you were using a tablet or a similar device and the button to drag the on-screen keyboard would be to small on your device to be easily usable.
If you look at the Compact or Full keyboard layout, there is a button, whose label resembles a cross near the right edge of the layout. It is the button to move the on-screen keyboard. You can perform a mouse button down on that button, move the keyboard and then release the button.
Cheers
sujit nag (sujitnag2011) said : | #4 |
Thanks Francesco Fumanti, that solved my question.
Nick Mitchell (nickmitchell) said : | #5 |
Same question and the answer solved my problem!
I'd set up for 'Grid' and couldn't figure out why I couldn't move the keyboard.
Movement is not available in that mode by default. Am I thick or what. :o))
marmuta (marmuta) said : | #6 |
No, you're right, Grid doesn't have a move button. The story is, that Grid was once created as "Scan", a layout optimized for keyboard scanning. See Preferences-
That said, I could imagine adding a move button that shows on long pressing Return, similar to Phone and Small layouts. Would that help?