[jackpot51]

There will be further design changes in future PRs

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[jacobgkau]

After installing the osk branch on a fresh 24.04 install, the OSK showed up automatically in the greeter on the next boot. For a normal computer/laptop, is it not supposed to wait for me to toggle it?

I was able to dismiss the OSK from the login screen with the X in its corner, but I can't seem to get it back (the On-screen keyboard button doesn't make it reappear).

It defaulted to on because it was an older version of OSK. It defaults to off as expected with a newer version of OSK.

[jacobgkau]

The master version of greeter (0b0d292) focuses the password field automatically on boot. This version (e4a289a) does not, requiring a manual click to focus the password field before I can start typing with a physical keyboard. This does not affect the lock screen, only the login screen.

[jacobgkau]

The password field is now focused by default as expected again.

Aside from the one-off crash described in pop-os/cosmic-osk#34 (review) (which I can't seem to replicate again right now), the OSK works as expected in the greeter.