Herb,
Sticky keys are available.
Go to Settings > Universal Access.
You will find sticky keys in "Typing Assist".
You can set it up to enable and disable the feature from the keyboard.
I hope this helps. Enjoy Ubuntu!
Jeremy
On 07/30/2016 01:20 PM, Herb Doll wrote:
i have als and u
i have als and use the sticky keys feature in windows. is there any similar
feature n linux
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> born one-handed. If I am, for example, in the GNOME panel and would like to
> press control+f10 to add an applet. In Windows, there is a feature called
> sticky keys where you can press the control key first and then the f10 key
> later, so you can do it on
an applet. In Windows, there is a feature called
sticky keys where you can press the control key first and then the f10 key
later, so you can do it one-handedly. Is there such a feature in Ubuntu?
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Hi,
For those who are having trouble with the system turning off sticky-keys
if two keys are pressed or if a modifier key is pressed with another
key, I found a setting in Configuration Editor which has stopped that
misbehaviour - for me. So, in case it helps others:
In Assistive Technologies
