I assume that we can close this report then.
If you think that xfce4-settings should inform the user about this type
of configuration conflict, I suggest that you open a feature request in
the Xfce bug tracker.
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/
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After checking a little in my custom options in my home, I think I
finally found the cause of the problem.
I have a .Xkbmap file with the following content:
-option altwin:meta_win
I had to use this option because in the older versions of Ubuntu my Win
key on my keyboard didn't work for some
This is indeed valuable information. I suggest that you check what
applications are started automatically on session start (Settings >
Session and Startup > Application Autostart).
If nothing related shows up, check the ~/.profile and ~/.bashrc files
for manually added lines.
Lastly, check if
I just tested with a fresh new user, and the problem didn't occur, the
keyboard worked fine and I could input any symbol with the alt gr key
without problems. Then as soon as I logged back into my main account,
the altgr key stopped working again. So it looks like some progress at
least.
I
That is strange. Does this bug affect a newly created user account?
Also, are there any related messages in ~/.xsession-errors?
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Title:
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lastonestanding: I just tried it and it didn't work. It also returned a
few errors which I report below.
(xfsettingsd:4500): xfsettingsd-CRITICAL **: 12:58:36.132: Stored Xfconf
properties disable all outputs, aborting.
Error:Meta_R added to symbol map for multiple modifiers
For Xfce: Does the command "xfsettingsd --replace" fix the issue?
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Title:
Alt Gr (right alt) key not working after login in 18.04
To manage
I can confirm this.
Switching to German keyboard layout and back to Dvorak International
made my AltGr key stop working. I've tried the following:
setxkbmap dvorak intl
setxkbmap -model pc105 dvorak intl
Both without success.
Logging out and back in worked.
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Alt Gr doesn't work in the login screen for me either.
So I have to switch to English layout to be able to login.
I'm on a Dell Latitude E7470 Swedish keyboard.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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