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Hey there @Saviq @AlanGriffiths , thanks for getting back with me! I tried the `authorise-without-apparmor=true`, and that had no effect on either the log output complaints or the behavior. I next tried the `add-wayland-extensions=zwlr_layer_shell_v1:zwp_virtual_keyboard_manager_v1:zwp_text_input_manager_v3` config, and this seems like it's on the right track? The OSK service starts now, but it's not working as intended - all that happens is a persistent, empty gradient box on the display (no keyboard), and clicking into text fields doesn't produce a keyboard. if I `snap restart ubuntu-frame-osk`, it toggles between the empty gradient box and nothing displayed at all heh. I am, however, getting a new warning showing up that wasn't before, each time I restart the OSK, in addition to the flurry of apparmor complaints:
2024-02-09T19:41:37-05:00 ubuntu-frame.daemon[11048]: [2024-02-09 19:41:37.920820] <information> frame: aa_getpeercon() failed for process 14206: Protocol not available
2024-02-09T19:41:38-05:00 ubuntu-frame.daemon[11048]: [2024-02-09 19:41:38.133358] < -warning- > mirserver: Ignoring layer shell protocol violation: wl_surface destroyed before associated zwlr_layer_surface_v1@26
2024-02-09T19:41:38-05:00 ubuntu-frame.daemon[11048]: [2024-02-09 19:41:38.257292] <information> frame: aa_getpeercon() failed for process 11258: Protocol not available
I'm not sure if this is related to the OSK still not showing up or not?
Part of the problem you describe now ("all that happens is a persistent, empty gradient box on the display (no keyboard)" sounds similar to #58. Could you try the version of Ubuntu Frame that's now in testing?
snap refresh ubuntu-frame --candidate
(I think the fix for #58 is already in 2.15, but want to be sure.)
The other part of the problem "clicking into text fields doesn't produce a keyboard" could be a problem with the client app (that needs to request the keyboard when you click on the text field). What app are you testing with?
I'm not sure if this is related to the OSK still not showing up or not?
Originally posted by @Ziris85 in canonical/ubuntu-frame#167 (comment)
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