Fabian Vogt

I already thought about vibration as feedback, but it's not that easy to implement without going into platform-native code which I have no idea of (Android and possibly iOS). Pull-requests...

> a "click" sound is more useful than a vibration as feedback, is possible to have just the sound as key feedback ? :) Sure, can you suggest a sound...

> When you swipe up and down the keyboard, the key you touch stay press down, and i have to press again to release it. This or i have to...

This should work, scrolling now releases the keys. It might be too sensitive though. [android-build-debug.zip](https://github.com/nspire-emus/firebird/files/1777653/android-build-debug.zip)

> I tested, work just the key release, scrolling not work when key is pressed, work only between keys. Damn it, that's a bug in Qt then :-( > And...

> I went looking for a keypress sound, maybe this one is okay enough: https://www.zapsplat.com/music/multimedia-button-click-13/ ? License seems okay too (basically needs attribution and no modification, but no re-share might...

Yup. This might need some internal changes to handle the case correctly when you're typing with the keyboard and using the touchscreen at the same time. Hm.

I'm not fully convinced yet which sound to use. There is a branch which enables the use of the android keyboard to type input. I'm not sure how well that...

This uses the new connect syntax with lambdas, which is incompatible with LTO. So this needs modifications to the .pro file to build the UI with `-fno-lto`.

Depends on #149 and will need to be rebased once in