Public bug reported:
I am using onboard on arch Linux with i3 on a convertible laptop. I
have "Auto-show when editing text" enabled as well as "Auto-show only in
tablet mode". The acpid service is enabled with systemd and works
properly. onboard is started when logging in through "exec --no-
startup-id onboard" within the i3 configs. When first started, onboard
automatically assumes it is in tablet mode and will auto-show the
keyboard when editing text. Once the computer is flipped into tablet
mode and flipped back into laptop mode, onboard doesn't automatically
show, which is the expected behavior. I assume this is because onboard
doesn't receive an initial acpid message telling it it is starting in
laptop mode, so it assumes tablet mode initially. Having a setting to
specify whether to start in tablet or laptop mode could fix this issue.
** Affects: onboard (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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onboard defaults to tablet mode
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