[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
   Status: Triaged => Fix Released

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Fix Released
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in indicator-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Launchpad Bug Tracker]

This bug was fixed in the package ubuntu-system-settings -
0.4+17.04.20170301-0ubuntu1

---
ubuntu-system-settings (0.4+17.04.20170301-0ubuntu1) zesty; urgency=medium

  [ Michael Sheldon ]
  * Add option to enable the on-screen keyboard when an external
keyboard is present (LP: #1521518)

 -- Lukáš Tinkl   Wed, 01 Mar 2017 13:42:41
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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in indicator-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

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This bug was fixed in the package unity8 - 8.15+17.04.20170308-0ubuntu1

---
unity8 (8.15+17.04.20170308-0ubuntu1) zesty; urgency=medium

  [ Albert Astals Cid ]
  * Let's follow the keyboard order
  * Enable the license check (LP: #1590044)
  * Show a barebones error message if loading the QML doesn't work
  * Make sure cursor is back to normal when closing the window (LP:
#1666158)
  * Fix small warning when sensitive is undefined
  * Remove unused member variable
  * Initialize m_msecsSinceReference
  * Add warning if registerService fails
  * Move menus Component {} out of the repeater
  * Add tool to browse menus of a running app

  [ Daniel d'Andrada ]
  * Drag child windows with Alt+LeftMouseButton (LP: #1664947)

  [ Gerry Boland ]
  * TopLevelWindowModel: connect to the OSK surface to know when it goes
away so we can clean up after it. (LP: #1670681)

  [ Josh Arenson ]
  * Initialize sessionMode to single when mock is reset (LP: #1667463)

  [ Lukáš Tinkl ]
  * Make the menu string "Back" translatable
  * Let the OSK be driven by a switch in indicator-keyboard (LP:
#1521518)
  * Disable the tutorial when there's no touchscreen (LP: #1661557)
  * Shell chrome fixes (LP: #1658117, #1665723, #1665724, #1669010)
  * Cancel the drag as soon as we're entering the spread (LP: #1668642)
  * Fix being unable to use window control buttons or menus with touch
(LP: #1667604, #1668387)

  [ Michael Terry ]
  * Set QT_IM_MODULE in the greeter so that the OSK can come up. (LP:
#1670383)
  * Simplify our startup handling of Mir environment variables and set
the right socket path in snappy.

  [ Michael Zanetti ]
  * Cancel the home key activation if something else is pressed along
with Meta (LP: #1670678)
  * close the drawer when something is launched from the launcher (LP:
#1660367)
  * use a svg instead of a png for the Launcher's BFB (LP: #1668057)
  * change the default setting for the launcher autohiding (LP:
#1670655)

  [ Nick Dedekind ]
  * Split up Shell::test_spreadDisabled to ensure initial state for each
test.

 -- Michał Sawicz   Wed, 08 Mar 2017
09:56:46 +

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Status: In Progress => Fix Released

** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
   Status: In Progress => Fix Released

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in indicator-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

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This bug was fixed in the package indicator-keyboard -
0.0.0+17.04.20170301-0ubuntu1

---
indicator-keyboard (0.0.0+17.04.20170301-0ubuntu1) zesty; urgency=medium

  * Add an OSK switch to the keyboard indicator (LP: #1521518)

 -- Lukáš Tinkl   Wed, 01 Mar 2017 13:42:36
+

** Changed in: indicator-keyboard (Ubuntu)
   Status: In Progress => Fix Released

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in indicator-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Released
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Lukáš Tinkl]

** Also affects: indicator-keyboard (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

** Changed in: indicator-keyboard (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => In Progress

** Changed in: indicator-keyboard (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Lukáš Tinkl (lukas-kde)

** Branch linked: lp:~lukas-kde/indicator-keyboard/osk-indicator-switch

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in indicator-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Lukáš Tinkl]

** Branch unlinked: lp:~lukas-kde/unity8/osk-plus-hardware-kbd

** Branch linked: lp:~lukas-kde/unity8/osk-indicator-switch

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

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** Branch linked: lp:~michael-sheldon/ubuntu-system-settings/show-osk-
setting

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michael Sheldon]

** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
   Status: Confirmed => In Progress

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Lukáš Tinkl]

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Status: Triaged => In Progress

** Branch linked: lp:~lukas-kde/unity8/osk-plus-hardware-kbd

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: Michał Sawicz (saviq) => Lukáš Tinkl (lukas-kde)

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
   Status: Confirmed => Triaged

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
   Importance: Medium => High

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Status: Confirmed => Triaged

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Triaged
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Bill Filler]

Short term solution will be to add a setting to system-settings and launguage 
indicator to show the OSK.
@saviq, @elleo
please agree on the setting so we can get started on the u-s-s piece

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Michał Sawicz (saviq)

** No longer affects: ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu)

** No longer affects: ubuntu-keyboard (Ubuntu)

** No longer affects: ubuntu-keyboard

** No longer affects: canonical-pocket-desktop

** Also affects: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Confirmed

** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Changed in: ubuntu-system-settings (Ubuntu)
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Michael Sheldon (michael-sheldon)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Femma]

** Description changed:

  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.
  
  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed to
  mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option is
  the copy/paste dropdown.
  
+ UX solution: 
+ Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 
+ 
+ Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  
  
  == original description ==
  
  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield
  
  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the OSK
  anymore either.
  
  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type in
  password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the password
  textfield with mouse.
  
  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  UX solution: 
  Interim solution until the ideal solution can be implemented : 
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YbA0LEwbsNVf2O5C0ObNFRv3Tsuqn2HyYCsjEcY02OA/edit#
 

  Ideal UX solution
  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Femma]

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
 Assignee: Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt) => Femma (femma)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

(The spec change I proposed a year ago has since been approved.)

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
   Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
 Assignee: Femma (femma) => Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Dadio]

with a Lenovo Yoga 500, same problem. if the screen is rotated 180°, it
deactivates the hardware keyboard. I can't bring up the software
keyboard.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  In Progress
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Femma]

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
 Assignee: Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt) => Femma (femma)

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
   Status: Fix Committed => In Progress

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  In Progress
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

W.r.t. “SDK might need adapting”, yes, this is largely a toolkit bug,
because a toolkit is the most practical component to keep track of when
“a text field becomes focused”. You can’t expect every app author to do
this themselves, and you can’t expect users to learn+remember any
alternative way of invoking the OSK.

An example flow would be:
a. You tap in a text field.
b. The toolkit says to the shell, “hey, I just focused a text field”.
c. The shell checks whether an external keyboard is connected; it is.
d. The shell checks whether the last character typed anywhere was with the OSK; 
it was.
e. The shell therefore opens the OSK, and tells the toolkit that it’s done so…

(…The shell also tells the toolkit what part of the window, if any, the
OSK is obscuring. Then the toolkit says, “oh dear, that’s over top of
the text field”, and scrolls the view to keep the field visible. But
that’s another story.)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Lorn Potter]

There is iio-sensor-proxy and an iio-sensor-proxy plugin in QtSensors
that works for device orientation on a variety of laptops.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Albert Astals Cid]

I know i am one of the few people around that likes the BlackBerry 10 OS
but they have a solution for this problem.

If you do a two finger swipe from the bottom, this always brings up the
OSK no matter where you are.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Launchpad Bug Tracker]

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

** Changed in: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Confirmed

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  New
Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michael Zanetti]

** Also affects: ubuntu-keyboard
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  New
Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

** Also affects: unity8 (Ubuntu)
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

** Also affects: canonical-devices-system-image
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  New
Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

As a power-user option we'll add a device blacklist that the user will
be able to populate to ignore certain devices when deciding whether to
show the OSK and/or switch to windowed mode.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

Agreed, we'll need to discuss it. Today the apps talk to the OSK
(maliit) directly, we often talked that this is not ideal, and that the
communication should go through the display server, in which case we
would likely have easier access to the information.

We do have a comm channel open between maliit and the shell, but it's
never been our long-term plan to use it. Also SDK might need adapting
here.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Pat McGowan]

I am unclear if we can implement it as described since the shell needs
to know the text field was entered and that it was a touch event, and it
needs to know how the last entry was made which afaik it doesnt

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
   Importance: Undecided => Medium

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
   Status: New => Confirmed

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
Milestone: None => backlog

** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
 Assignee: (unassigned) => Michał Sawicz (saviq)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Canonical Pocket Desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Launchpad Bug Tracker]

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

** Changed in: ubuntu-keyboard (Ubuntu)
   Status: New => Confirmed

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in Canonical System Image:
  New
Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in ubuntu-keyboard:
  New
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-keyboard package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

Specification updated.  However, that is
unfortunately a Canonical-only link, toolkit spec changes in general
require approval from someone who is not available today, and they
aren't visible to others until they are approved.

So for convenience, here's what I wrote:

The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
* no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
* an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
* an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with an 
external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)


This avoids having to design a visual element for, valuable screen space
being taken up by, and users having to learn, a separate control for
revealing the OSK. If it doesn't appear when they want it to, they can
just do what they'd probably try doing anyway, which is tapping again
where they want to type.

Meanwhile, this bug report seems to have morphed from the original
problem of Ubuntu believing a mouse when it claims to be a keyboard. Is
there a separate bug report for that now?

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
   Status: In Progress => Fix Committed

** Package changed: unity8 (Ubuntu) => ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu)

** Changed in: ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Triaged

** Description changed:

  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.
  
  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed to
  mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option is
  the copy/paste dropdown.
  
- We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after the
- user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until the
- user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?
+ :
+ 
+ The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
+ * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
+ * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
+ * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
+ 
  
  == original description ==
  
  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield
  
  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the OSK
  anymore either.
  
  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type in
  password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the password
  textfield with mouse.
  
  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  :
  
  The on-screen keyboard should appear if:
  * no external keyboard is connected, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, but the most recent text typed anywhere 
was with the OSK, and a text field becomes focused; or
  * an external keyboard is connected, and the most recent text typed was with 
an external keyboard, but you tap in the already-focused text field. (App 
developers are responsible for emulating this behavior in typable areas that 
are not text fields.)
  

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. 

[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

Taking this since I'm responsible for text fields/editing in the toolkit
spec.

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
   Status: New => In Progress

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
 Assignee: John Lea (johnlea) => Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  In Progress
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after
  the user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until
  the user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Jouni Helminen]

On windows 10 there is an icon in the bottom bar that invokes the OSK. I
can think of situations you want to invoke it that are not textfield
related. Perhaps we could add an icon in the indicators?

And I agree, there should probably be a system setting for auto-invoking
it which you can turn on/off. Creating a new bug and assigning a UX
designer on this

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  New
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after
  the user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until
  the user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Bill Filler]

@design
please triage as we need a proposed solution for this quickly I think

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
   Importance: Undecided => High

** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
 Assignee: (unassigned) => John Lea (johnlea)

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  New
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after
  the user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until
  the user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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[Touch-packages] [Bug 1521518] Re: No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

[Michał Sawicz]

** Description changed:

+ There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
+ inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
+ smart about it.
+ 
+ Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
+ touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed to
+ mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
+ (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option is
+ the copy/paste dropdown.
+ 
+ We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after the
+ user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until the
+ user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?
+ 
+ == original description ==
+ 
  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield
  
  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the OSK
  anymore either.
  
  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type in
  password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the password
  textfield with mouse.
  
  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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Title:
  No way to invoke OSK when a hardware keyboard is connected

Status in canonical-pocket-desktop:
  Incomplete
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  New
Status in unity8 package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  There are mice on the market that claim to be keyboards as well. This
  inhibits OSK. We can try and find out how many keys they have and be
  smart about it.

  Regardless, we should have a way of forcing the OSK, especially on
  touch-enabled devices. Whether it's triggered by a touch (as opposed
  to mouse click) on the text area, or with a button in the text field
  (replaced with the clear icon when you start typing). Another option
  is the copy/paste dropdown.

  We should also define what happens when focusing a text field after
  the user forced the OSK to show up. Does it come up every time until
  the user dismisses it? Or only when they force it?

  == original description ==

  1. Boot nexus 7
  2. In the login screen, test that OSK works by tapping the password textfield
  3. swipe keyboard back down after testing it works
  4. Turn on Bluetooth mouse to get a mouse cursor
  5. Click on password textfield

  OSK doesn't pop up, touch tapping on the field doesn't bring up the
  OSK anymore either.

  ie. The login screen is not usable with mouse connected - cannot type
  in password via OSK since it doesn't come up when clicking the
  password textfield with mouse.

  See attached screenshot. Focus on textfield. Would expect OSK to show
  up.

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