Update error log and virtual keyboard

[stevef]

I managed to update the system

Good.

About the canonical folder, I think I tried to install some file that was originally made for another type of Linux

Did you try the Package Manager and options method to try to work out which application had set up the canonical repository ?

now I have a problem with the windows, when the top right part where it says _, square and x is open, it's not working, I can only close the tabs with the ctrl+q command, I can't even minimize them. -.

It may be worth opening a new thread to discuss this.

I tried to take a screenshot of the screen to post here in the post but I couldn't, I'm still learning how to use the forum.

To take a screen shot press 'Prt Scr' or 'Print Screen' on your keyboard - usually on the top row to the right of the Function Keys.
In the window that opens set a short delay and choose a region to capture, then click ok

During the delay, ensure the region you chose is displayed and then wait.
After the delay has elapsed you should be shown a preview and some options.

If the preview looks right choose the 'save' option and click 'ok' which will take you through a save process.
It the preview isn't right click 'back' to try again.

You should find the screenshot file in your home Pictures directory.
Check it to ensure it doesn't show anything private (edit if necessary) and then post it to the forum using imgur by following the instructions in
https://www.freecinema2022.gq/forums/intro...uidelines/

The problem is that the virtual keyboard doesn't appear when I try to open it

There have been reproducible reports of the onscreen keyboard appearing on screen as expected but then closing as soon as you move the mouse over it.
Is this is what is happening for you ?
If you need a visual reminder of the key positioning perhaps getting an image of the Greek layout and using it as your wallpaper could work for you.
If you set the image up as a background on Workspace 2, you could just switch to that to view it and switch back to work.
Again, a new thread might reduce confusion.