I’m trying to set up Lubuntu 25.04 in tablet mode on my Lenovo Yoga L13 Gen 2. I’m trying to set the Virtual Keyboard as the default input when I am using this in tablet mode. Ideally, I’d like to do this from the command line or a script. I cannot find anyway to activate the virtual keyboard in LXQT. I don’t see any settings in Preferences or the LXQT Configuration center. If I use sudo apt install, it tells me that “libqt6virtualkeyboard6” and “qt6-virtualkeyboard-plugin” are installed and already the latest version. The Lubuntu manual doesn’t mention the virtual keyboard at all. So, here are my primary questions:
- How do I activate the virtual keyboard in the GUI? Is there a button in a text box or something that calls up the virtual keyboard?
- How do I make the virtual keyboard the default input method from the command line or script?
- How do I deactivate the physical keyboard from the command line or script?
- How do I change the default input from virtual keyboard back to physical keyboard from the command line or script?
- How do I reactivate the physical keyboard from the command line or script?
Ubuntu Version:
Lubuntu 25.04
Desktop Environment (if applicable):
LXQt
Relevant System Information:
Lenovo Yoga L13 Generation 2
What I’ve Tried:
- Checked to make sure qt6 virtual keyboard library is installed
- Read Lubuntu manuals
- Tried to follow the qt6 virtual keyboard documentation on the qt6 site