Bill Haneman wrote:
For one thing, if you configure StickyKeys to use latch-to-lock (i.e. two presses 'locks' the modifier, which is very important for things like effective Alt-TAB usage), the OSK doesn't follow suit; in fact I believe SOK will emit the wrong key entirely in this case, since it's shift emission will de-shift the xserver's keyboard state.
This is untrue it was one of the first things I tested. It works exactly how one would expect. With sticky keys enabled it behaves just like GOK. The only bug I can see with this is that the labels on the keys do not become the label associated with the modifier. It is possible to detect if I modifier is locked so this will be trivial to fix. -- Chris Jones jabber - skating tortoise gmail com msn - skating_tortoise dsl pipex com