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Phosh

As there's often the question how to move the cursor when using phosh-osk-stub as OSK: Here's a short demo. If you *really* want additional cursor *keys* one can add them as keys to the terminal layout's shortcut bar via

gsettings set sm.puri.phosh.osk.Terminal shortcuts "[<yourothershortcuts>, 'Up', 'Down', 'Left', 'Right']"

too.

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Feb 18, 2025, 06:59 PM·Public
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grahamvh

@phosh Thank you! Was just about to look for how to do this!

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chfkch :nixos: :rust:

@phosh
I discovered it some days ago. Useful indeed, but i was struggling to move down from the initial pressing position, since it is already on the bottom of the screen.
I will add the buttons to the shortcut list and use both 👍
#Phosh #LinuxMobile

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isyourbrainFOSS

@chfkch @phosh Same for me. Down is not great. Also, when moving left or right on a command in terminal, I struggle too keep a straight line, and often go up to the previous command. It would be great to lock in on the horizontal/vertical movement

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