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Dale wrote: |
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> Michael P. Soulier wrote: |
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>> I've had this happen a few times now in the new Xorg. |
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>> All of a sudden I'm typing in all caps, but my caps lock is off. I put it on |
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>> and I'm not in all caps anymore in a particular app (xterm or vim), but now |
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>> I'm in caps in another window... |
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>> If I go to a virtual terminal and back it seems to fix it. |
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>> Anyone else see this? |
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>> Thanks, |
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>> Mike |
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> Did you switch to a console and then it changes? I have ran into this |
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> for a looong time now. If I switch from KDE to a console, ctrl alt F1, |
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> then switch back to KDE, the caps lock is sort of doing funny things, |
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> It varies but usually I have to hit the caps lock key twice for it to |
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> get sorted out. Then my keyboard led and what it is actually doing |
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> matches. |
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> Also, I'm still on the old xorg and it does what I described. I have |
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> KDE 3.5.10 set to leave caps lock alone but to enable numlock. I have |
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> not tried to change any other settings. |
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> Hope this info will at least let you know that your system is not the |
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> only one being weird. |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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I ran into the same issue a few weeks ago, just wrote on my keyboard to |
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make it "Caps UnLock" and called that solved. |
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