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this post was submitted on 05 May 2025
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I use Mint on a Surface tablet with detachable keyboard. When I detach the keyboard no virtual one appears automatically, which I prefer. If I need a keyboard there is a quick menubar icon that brings one up. I cant remember if it loaded itself there by default or if I went into settings to make the virtual keyboard icon always in the status bar, but that's how I manage it.
Oh, I didn't know that, thanks a lot
The keyboard icon always in the system tray may have been an accessibility setting. I honestly don't remember anymore.
Indeed, was there and after checking it, everything works as good as windows support, so perfect ! Just need to disable RST and install Mint now :)