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Enable the On-Screen Keyboard on Ubuntu


If you don't have a keyboard attached to your computer or if you just prefer a more modern option, you can use Ubuntu's on-screen keyboard feature to enter text. Dubbed GOK, this dynamic feature includes Direct Selection and Dwell Selection capabilities and as well as word completion.


Use the On-Screen Keyboard on Ubuntu

Click the Settings menu > System Settings:


Next, go to System > Universal Access:


Select the Typing tab, and then switch the On-Screen Keyboard option to ON:


Ubuntu On-Screen Keyboard Terminal Command

Alternatively, you can use a terminal command to activate the on-screen keyboard.

To do this, simply open your terminal and type 
$ onboard
. Relog your system to display the feature.

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