Thanks for the bug report. Yes, Ubuntu's Onboard adds itself to the
login screen on startup. There is bug #938302 for this already, however,
having it happen twice to the original poster may be a sign of something
else going on.
Questions, Carlos:
When you say it happened twice, in different contexts, what contexts were this?
There are two workarounds listed in the link to askubuntu.com, did you always
use the GUI method?
- The GUI method, turning off "Show Onboard when unlocking the screen", would
be the most effective one - Onboard should not try to add itself to
gnome-screensaver again. You can do the same from command line:
$ gsettings set apps.onboard xembed-onboard false
- The linked command line method
$ gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver embedded-keyboard-enabled false
only keeps Onboard away until it is started the next time. Better use the first
method.
** Changed in: onboard (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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