If you have a touch screen on your Raspberry Pi (or no keyboard available for it), it can be really useful to install a virtual keyboard on Raspberry Pi OS.
In this tutorial, I will show you three apps you can install to get an on-screen keyboard on your Raspberry Pi.
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