Since I've upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04, I can't use the onboard screenkeyboard anymore. I really liked that keyboard, because it is compact, easy functionality (right click for characters etc.) etc... The onboard freezes now to one side of the screen, I can't type with it at all, other programs have strange behaviors. Is there a solution to fix the onboard, so I can use it again? Or is there something similar? I now use the screen keyboard which is available in Ubuntu itself, but I don't like this one. It sometimes presses keys automatic, takes a lot of space at the bottom of the screen, no right click functionality etc...
It works for me in Ubuntu Desktop 22.04.2 LTS when using X
I switched from Wayland to X.
See the picture, how to start the Settings/Preferences window from tray, and then untick 'Dock to screen edge'.
Edit the configuration file to switch from Wayland to X:
to uncomment [remove # from] the line containing
save the file (ctrl + x and after that y ('yes') or another key for non-English and finally Enter) and reboot.