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On Thursday 19 June 2008, Mateusz A. Mierzwiński wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> I have problem with Keyboard Layout. I've set KDE (3.5.9) to use Polish |
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> Keyboard Layout, but when i press left ALT it brings event like RETURN |
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> key was pressed. After pressing UP arrow print screen event with screen |
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> capture app bringing to life. What's wrong? I can't use my PC normal. |
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> Arch is AMD64, that things started after today's Gentoo update. What's |
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> wrong? |
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> If You tell me to get checksums of xkbcomp or something like that, I've |
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> all ready done it. Files are the same. |
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> |
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> ThX, Mateusz M |
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Make sure you set the right keyboard model - it's set from the "Keyboard |
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Layout" config. If you use evdev for your keyboard driver, set the model |
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to "Evdev-managed keyboard"; otherwise, use on of the "Generic" models. |
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If this started happening recently, my guess is that you've upgraded |
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xf86-input-evdev and the new version is automatically detecting your keyboard |
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and mouse and assigning them to the evdev driver. In case you don't want |
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automatic input detection, add |
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Section "ServerFlags" |
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Option "AutoAddDevices" "off" |
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to your xorg.conf. |
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Dimitar Toshev |
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