I installed Linux Mint Sarah in a tablet PC. I cannot login unless I
connect an external keyboard, because there is no Accessibility button
in the login screen to enable the screen keyboard.
A workaround is to disable the login screen, and disable locking the
tablet when it is inactive. This is unnecessarily unsafe.
This is a very bad accessibility issue.
If there was a way to detect "Tablet mode" and make the screen keyboard
automatically show up, not only Linux Mint would benefit, but also
Ubuntu and all related distros and flavors.
** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags added: accessibility
** Tags added: screenkeyboard
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On-screen keyboard is unavailable at login
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