Enable sticky key in Debian
I found the way how to use sticky keyboard in Debian. This function has been supported already at OS layer.
- Open System Settings
- Click Universal Access
- Select Typing tab
- Change Sticky Keys to ON
I use UIM-SKK version 1.8.1 installed by apt-get as default, but this version isn't supported sticky key. So, I think I cannot use sticky key at Debian 7.8 with UIM-SKK, but this is not correct.
Debian's default sticky doesn't have a particular key, like semi-colon on UIM-SKK. The key typed next shift would be recognized that the key is typed with the shift, then the key would be shown UPPER-CASE. If using UIM-SKK, this pattern is the same.
I can type some Japanese to type shift at first, and type other alphabet keys, if the key I typed at second is Roma-ji, change mode would work.
Debian's sticky key allows me to type Japanese without shift and any key at the same time, this function can separate shift and other Roma-ji keys.
