Well the that did the onscreen keyboard for gnome has some code that
takes the keymap and turns it into svg instructions.

You are right that the devil is in the details.  I really hope that Qt
won't have the same problems that gnome had (trouble with combo boxes
collapsing etc when the user uses the onscreen keyboard)

I've been pretty busy working on ksysguard though.  Anyone is free to
hire me heh, but otherwise I will try to get round to it.

John Tapsell

On 16/12/06, Stefan Kombrink <katakombi@gmail.com> wrote:
> >Not that I know of but John Tapsell was talking about porting Ubuntu's
> >onboard screen keyboard to Qt 4.
>
> What keyboard do you mean - xkbd?
> I think It's not too difficult to do it from scratch, but the devil is
> in the details:
>
>  * must be reasonable small (font)
>  * toggleable by system tray icon
>  * send resize/move events to running application windows to avoid coverage
>
> I assume to achieve the ladder it's neccessary to implement it in KDE
> instead of Qt?
>
>  Stefan >8^)
>
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