Update error log and virtual keyboard

[Şerban S.]

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Hit:10 https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net/qbittor...ble/ubuntu noble InRelease
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You need to disable it. It lacks the appropriate version for Linux Lite 7.0 (AKA Ubuntu Noble).

[...] Furthermore, I can't access the virtual keyboard, I need it to write in Greek because the letters of the Greek alphabet are different from the Roman letters we use on Western keyboards.

I never used a virtual keyboard. When I was in Greece, I used a Greek/US Keyboard and added three layouts (GR, EN, RO).
And yes, I know the layouts are very different from the latin characters. This is due to alphabetical order in Greek and the frequency of use of those characters, which is different from language to language.
Maybe you should buy a Greek keyboard. The Greek layout is very different from any other EU language and will be very difficult to remember. Even if 50% of the characters are in the same position as in US or other layout, there are specific chars that are placed differently.
This is what I found:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/116160602856?...-cQAvD_BwE

Aside those considerations, I dug a little on my computer.
If this is what you need, here it is a sample:

All you need to do is open a Terminal and type:

Code:

onboard

As you can see in the screenshot, the default layout is RO (Romanian is my primary...).
I assume that if you add a Greek layout and set it as default, you will get the layout on the virtual keyboard.
Unfortunately, besides the layout, I can't figure out how to use it in conjunction with the physical keyboard. How do you trigger "Ctrl+Alt+T" (Terminal), for one?
I have only one mouse and one pointer...
You can ignore my opinions if all you need is to see the layout.
Further more, if it suits you, you can add a launcher in the taskbar, place it besides the keyboard layout applet and have the onboard launcher at hand.

Best regards, Șerban.