Hi Till, how do you start Onboard? Is it auto-started by the Universal Access setting in gnome-control-center?
gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.a11y.applications screen-keyboard-enabled
Apparently if neither screen-keyboard nor screen-reader are enabled, gnome-settings-daemon may turn a11y off right after login:
(gnome-settings-daemon_:2229): a11y-settings-plugin-DEBUG: screen reader or OSK enablement changed
(gnome-settings-daemon_:2229): a11y-settings-plugin-DEBUG: Disabling toolkit-accessibility, screen reader and OSK disabled
This isn't good for a manually started Onboard, since we need a11y for both auto-show and word suggestions. Hence the dialog asking to turn toolkit-accessibility back on.
Hi Till, how do you start Onboard? Is it auto-started by the Universal Access setting in gnome-control- center? desktop. a11y.applicatio ns screen- keyboard- enabled
gsettings get org.gnome.
Apparently if neither screen-keyboard nor screen-reader are enabled, gnome-settings- daemon may turn a11y off right after login: settings- daemon_ :2229): a11y-settings- plugin- DEBUG: screen reader or OSK enablement changed settings- daemon_ :2229): a11y-settings- plugin- DEBUG: Disabling toolkit- accessibility, screen reader and OSK disabled
(gnome-
(gnome-
This isn't good for a manually started Onboard, since we need a11y for both auto-show and word suggestions. Hence the dialog asking to turn toolkit- accessibility back on.