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The compositor needs to support the virtual-keyboard-unstable-v1 protocol. It looks like mutter (the Gnome compositor) does not implement this yet. I do not see an issue about this in their Gitlab repository, so it might be a good idea to ask there
Other than that, it should work on any wlroots-based compositor (provided the protocol support gets properly initialized). Not sure about KDE.
One way to check is by running wev -g and looking for something like:
The compositor needs to support the virtual-keyboard-unstable-v1 protocol. It looks like mutter (the Gnome compositor) does not implement this yet. I do not see an issue about this in their Gitlab repository, so it might be a good idea to ask there
Someone already requested support for it in mutter#1974. Upstream said it's unlikely this will be supported and recommended using libei instead.
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atx commentedon Mar 28, 2021
The compositor needs to support the
virtual-keyboard-unstable-v1protocol. It looks like mutter (the Gnome compositor) does not implement this yet. I do not see an issue about this in their Gitlab repository, so it might be a good idea to ask thereOther than that, it should work on any wlroots-based compositor (provided the protocol support gets properly initialized). Not sure about KDE.
One way to check is by running
wev -gand looking for something like:in its output.
edvard-munch commentedon Apr 29, 2022
I wish that the Readme had the info about wtype not working on Gnome
mmoya commentedon Jul 5, 2022
Someone already requested support for it in mutter#1974. Upstream said it's unlikely this will be supported and recommended using libei instead.
shula commentedon Nov 18, 2024
the same error on KDE, all systems updated today, 2024-11-18
wtype 0.4-2
so if it doesn't work on KDE, and not on GNOME, which are around 60% of the DE, what does it do work with?