[Bug 1227173] Re: On every startup Onboard asks for enabling accessibility

[marmuta]

We could set 'toolkit-accessibility' silently in Onboard's startup, but
that should be the last option. I'd prefer not to fight with gnome-
settings-daemon over that key. It would still be an incomplete solution,
since 'screen-keyboard-enabled' can be reset any time afterwards, taking
down a11y for new processes with it.

Setting 'screen-keyboard-enabled'=true in your script when entering
tablet mode would get rid of the dialog, but some processes started
before tablet mode might still be invisible to Onboard, firefox in
particular. You'd have to restart them after switching to get auto-show
and word suggestions working.

The only real solution I see is keeping 'toolkit-accessibility' enabled
at all times, i.e. not letting g-s-d turn it off. Either by patching
gsd-a11y-settings-manager.c, or by deactivating the a11y-settings
plugin.

Try this:
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.a11y-settings active false

You have to do this only once, and looking through the source, there
seems little harm for your custom setup in disabling the plugin.

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  On every startup Onboard asks for enabling accessibility

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