Anyone know of a program for linux that will show a keyboard on screen and highlight which keys you press?
Keyboard overlay
I found screenkey which is fine. A program with a keyboard overlay (like the screen keyboard in "universal access") that highlights key's pressed would be more ideal if anyone knows of one.
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Using the phrase linux on screen keyboard, search engine results (hint, hint) show some possibilities:
Use an on-screen keyboard (Ubuntu documentation)
How to Enable and Use On-Screen (Virtual) PC Keyboard in Linux
Please read my post hint hint
To be more specific (even though I already said this) I was looking for one that is like the one you linked (in universal access settings) but will highlight the keys pressed on the screen.
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so, visualising the keypresses from a physical keyboard? something like this? https://gitlab.com/screenkey/screenkey
Yes, I mentioned that as well and will use it if there aren't other options available but I would prefer one with a keyboard layout.
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@downhill You condescendingly told me to use google, which if you had read my post you would know that I have done, and both your links were referring to the "universal access" keyboard which I already mentioned in my post (and found via my google search) so clearly you did not read it.
So I condescendingly told you to read my post first.
You don't have to give your time to help people, but when you do decide to help please maybe take a second to read their question before you fulfill your forum avatar's attitude.
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Snoober fuck, sorry. pretty tired today. it's not a good day for reading comprehension eh?
I was gonna say that "keyboard testing" programs usually look like that (an onscreen keyboard that lights up on key presses) but I couldn't find any appropriate ones for Linux. maybe one would work on Wine or something
synth-ruiner No worries. Finding something for wine is a good idea but I think ill just stick with screenkey for now.
Thanks for the help, was wondering if there was something I missed from googling but doesn't look like it.
I used these websites
http://keyboardchecker.com/
old website
https://www.keyboardtester.com/
https://github.com/Mostafa-Abbasi/KeyboardTester yes, for linux you can try many alternatives , running projects in python and javascript https://github.com/fathulfahmy/min-keyboard-tester