On screen keyboard poor alignment at 400% and often closes apps

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I’m on Gnome 46 and the on screen keyboard at 400% on a 4K monitor pops up a very large grey area, but the keys themselves are aligned along the very bottom of the screen instead of (what seems logical) in the vertical center of that area.

Also, clicking twice on the backspace key closes the terminal app… so, people who have to use on screen keyboard aren’t allowed to make spelling mistakes, it seems. :hot_face:

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Sounds like that might be a bug in the terminal if it does not implement the Wayland text-input-v3 protocol properly. What terminal is this?

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Gnome Terminal Version 3.52.0 for GNOME 46

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I’m not able to reproduce the problem. Can you try to get a backtrace of the GNOME Terminal crash and post it here?

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I’m new using Linux. This is what a quick search gave me:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace

Is the procedure the same under Gnome/Fedora?

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On Fedora you can run coredumpctl list to check if a previous crash has been recorded and then launch gdb for that previous crash coredumpctl gdb PID_OF_THE_CRASH. Then you can run bt full to get a backtrace.