I have a weird behavior on my xubuntu machine and I don't know why.
Now here is the weird part, tap on the 3 dots menu of the emulator settings:
The settings screen opens, for instance with the Locations setting which does have an input field for Longitude. I close the screen
So, basically only after doing these steps I can input in the emulator using my keyboard. If I go back to Android Studio and type something, when I return to the emulator, it does not work. How can I make the input work all the time?
Click on the “Select IME” option. From the “Select IME” menu, find the “Enable On-screen Keyboard” option. Click on the slider beside “Enable On-screen Keyboard” to enable it. Note: Your physical keyboard will not work once the virtual keyboard is enabled.
What type of keyboard and buttons do the Android Emulators have? Android Emulators have software buttons and a hardware keyboard. In a regular Android Emulator the device buttons are software buttons displayed on the right size of the emulator.
You see, the main case is Android Emulator Window don't have the proper focus even when you click on it. Yes, you can do any touch-operations, but frame still appears non-focused.
I've found a workaround for that:
Now, whenever you hang your cursor above the emulator window it'll gain correct focusing state and you'd be able to use you keyboard just fine.
On Ubuntu 18.04 and 19.04 this happens when you have multiple keyboard layouts installed on your system. Try to select your first keyboard layout from the list to make virtual keyboard work in emulator.
Strangely, it doesn't matter which particular layout you have selected, or if it matches with language in the emulator, but looks like it is related to the position of the keyboard layout in the list.
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