Thomas Ranz

Thanks for the reply--- tried all that at-spi2-core stuff, never worked. I did find a solution... I installed the gdm3: (GNOME Window Manager) sudo apt-get install gdm3 sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3 gdm3 seems to work great with Peppermint and the gdm3 window manager has its own on-screen keyboard at login eliminating all the issues with the at-spi2-core functionality needed there. My System is the updated PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded ISO.

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Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....

Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....

Hi: I just installed the latest Peppermint OS version that was labeled "PeppermintOS-Debian-64_loaded". The install went well, but I wanted an on-screen keyboard that would start when putting focus into a text field. Now I am using "OnBoard" and so far even though it works well overall it does not auto-show when needing to type into a text field. In OnBoard-Settings I selected "Auto-show when editing text" on both the General and Auto-Show tab. I am hoping for suggestions to remedy this problem....