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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:37

Sounds somehow similar to this issue this issue, so I'd try this solution this solution : if I understand correctly your problem, the barcode scanner should appear as a slave pointer of "Virtual core keyboard" when you do

xinput --list

Then maybe getting its ID and forcing it to float could help :

xinput float <id>

Sounds somehow similar to this issue, so I'd try this solution : if I understand correctly your problem, the barcode scanner should appear as a slave pointer of "Virtual core keyboard" when you do

xinput --list

Then maybe getting its ID and forcing it to float could help :

xinput float <id>

Sounds somehow similar to this issue, so I'd try this solution : if I understand correctly your problem, the barcode scanner should appear as a slave pointer of "Virtual core keyboard" when you do

xinput --list

Then maybe getting its ID and forcing it to float could help :

xinput float <id>

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created Oct 4, 2013 at 13:54

Skippy le Grand Gourou

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Sounds somehow similar to this issue, so I'd try this solution : if I understand correctly your problem, the barcode scanner should appear as a slave pointer of "Virtual core keyboard" when you do

xinput --list

Then maybe getting its ID and forcing it to float could help :

xinput float <id>