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is there a de that supports squeekboard?
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Squeekboard was developed for Phosh, so it was developed with mobile gnome in mind. So I would think it would work pretty well on Gnome.
I don't think Maliit is that bad, but then again, I just need a basic keyboard when on a touch screen.
wait until u need function keys
Sure. But even Android or Windows' onscreen keyboard does not do those properly.
really? i had no problems using functions keys on android with unexpected keyboard
I don't have function keys in the default Android keyboard. So you likely installed an app that has those as an extra feature. Itø's not common on onscreen keyboards.
yes and?
I think we are misunderstanding eachother. I'm talking about the default keyboards on a platform and you are talking about installing other ones with advanced functionality.
ok. u dont need functions keys on android whereas u do on linux