Fixes #1593: DB48X keyboard not visible on Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra#1630
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Fixes #1593: DB48X keyboard not visible on Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra#1630mdjurfeldt wants to merge 1 commit intoc3d:stablefrom
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sim/sim-window.cpp:MainWindow::MainWindow set a border-image URL referring to the keymap image using the actual file name which works in the desktop case. However, Android bundles are strict about resources and the correct way to refer to the image is using the alias keymap.png. This change enables the keyboard to be displayed both on desktop and Android devices like phones.
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simulator: Refer to keyboard image using alias keymap.png
sim/sim-window.cpp:MainWindow::MainWindow set a border-image URL referring to the keymap image using the actual file name which works in the desktop case. However, Android bundles are strict about resources and the correct way to refer to the image is using the alias keymap.png. This change enables the keyboard to be displayed both on desktop and Android devices like phones.