Thanks for the helpful write-up! One thing I can suggest though - there is a wvkbd mechanism for hiding/showing the keyboard one it is running. If you use that you do not need to kill and restart the process every time you just want to toggle.
May I suggest the following change which will start wvkbd if it is not running, but only toggle it's visibility on and off if it is running already:
Only problem I have at this point is you are left with a terminal running wvkbd once it's launched. Adding a "&" at the end of the line in hopes top fork it off into the background, did not work. I am open to suggestions on that. It's not a huge deal, just annoying.
Thanks!
May I suggest the following change which will start wvkbd if it is not running, but only toggle it's visibility on and off if it is running already:
Code:
#!/bin/bashPID="$(pgrep -f wvkbd-mobintl)"if [ "$PID" != "" ]; then kill -s SIGRTMIN $PIDelse wvkbd-mobintl --landscape-layers ,simple,special -L 150fiThanks!
Statistics: Posted by Cadstar — Fri Aug 09, 2024 2:57 am