Виртуальная клавиатура Florence

For auto-hide mode to work, you need to start the at-spi registry daemon at session startup. Usually, the daemon executable us located at /usr/libexec. Start at-spi registry daemon (at session startup):

$ /usr/libexec/at-spi-registryd &
		

Некоторые дистрибутивы могут содержать команду at-spi-registryd в другом месте. Используйте команду поиска, чтобы найти местоположение at-spi-registryd:

$ find /usr -name at-spi-registryd
		

When the at-spi registry daemon is started, you need to tell applications to use it.

For gtk3 applications, you can set on the dconf property org.gnome.desktop.interface.toolkit-accessibility with dconf-editor or you can set the environment variable GTK_MODULES to gail:atk-bridge in /etc/environment, /etc/profile.d or wherever your distro will interpret it at startup.

$ export GTK_MODULES=gail:atk-bridge
		

For java applications, you need to install the java access bridge. On Debian, you can do that with this command:

$ sudo apt-get install libaccess-bridge-java
		

Other distributions should have a similar package available. Please check with your distribution support.

For QT4 applications, you need to install the qt-at-spi package. On debian, use this command:

$ sudo apt-get install qt-at-spi
		

QT5 applications should work out of the box as the at-spi bridge has been merged into QtBase.

For other toolkits, please check the available documentation and support.

MATE starts the daemon automatically if it is configured with the mate-at-property dialog.

Other desktop environments may setup at-spi automatically for you. Check your desktop documentation for more information.

When at-spi is properly configured in your desktop environment, you can tell Florence to use the auto-hide mode.

$ florence --config
		

Note that QT3 applications don't support at-spi. Therefore you should not activate auto-hide mode on KDE3.

Using florence at GDM 2 is possible with gdmlogin. gdmgreeter has some issues with accessibility.

Настройка GDM к запуску Florence при входе включает в себя два файла в /etc/X11/gdm (требует привилегий root): custom.conf и modules/AccessKeyMouseEvents.

В /etc/X11/gdm/custom.conf добавьте следующие строки в секции [daemon] (если они ещё не готовы):

Greeter=/usr/lib/gdmlogin 
GtkModulesList=gail:atk-bridge:/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libkeymouselistener:/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libdwellmouselistener
		

В /etc/X11/gdm/modules/AccessKeyMouseEvents добавьте следующие строки:

# Запуск Florence посредством нажатия и удержания любой кнопки мыши более двух секунд
<Mouse1> 1 2000 10000 /usr/bin/florence --focus --no-gnome --use-config /usr/share/florence/florence.conf
<Mouse2> 1 2000 10000 /usr/bin/florence --focus --no-gnome --use-config /usr/share/florence/florence.conf
<Mouse3> 1 2000 10000 /usr/bin/florence --focus --no-gnome --use-config /usr/share/florence/florence.conf
		

Вы должны удалить любые другие строки, начинающиеся с <mouse1>, <mouse2> или <mouse3> для того, чтобы предотвратить запуск любой другой клавиатуры при старте вместе с Florence (например, gok).

When you have edited those two files, you should be able to start florence at next boot at gdm login. Press any mouse button for more than 2 seconds at the login window to do so.

Вы также можете настраивать параметры клавиатуры в GDM посредством этой команды (под root):

№ florence -c --use-config /usr/share/florence/florence.conf
		

With GDM3, it is very simple to use Florence at login screen. On Debian, you can use this command:

№ cp /usr/share/applications/florence.desktop /usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/
		

This should work on other distributions as well, although the pathes may be slightly different.