Note: some other functional screen keyboard would be fine as well. Note that the ever-famous “onboard” does not work with Python 3.12 and the authors have not generated a new release in a decade.
but not all apps work with it. e.g it never works for qTerminal. And it doesn’t work for non-QT apps.
It’s a pity, since the qt virtualkeyboard could easily be the thing that replaces onboard for wide tablet adoption. This just about sums it up, (and that was 6 years ago).
This works for the login screen. Although qtvirtualkeyboard does not work for all programs, matchbox-keyboard can be used in its place once the user is logged in.
Now, only the lockscreen is missing. Is there a method for enabling a screen keyboard on the xscreensaver lock screen?
It looks like xfce4-screensaver, though inferior security-wise to xscreensaver, has a screen keyboard. The question is now how to enable xfce4-screensaver in lubuntu/lxqt.