oops sorry for repeat #79. Could not figure out how to delete. Problem
came back when I restored /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon-3.0/keyboard
.gnome-settings-plugin. I aam running a laptop with an external
keyboard with numlock available via a fn key, with a separate number
pad. This last time I
I did the file rename in #33, logged out and back in again and restored
the keyboard.gnome-settings-plugin filename and the problem did not come
back. I went to my browser history and reloaded all the pages at the
time the keyboard error kicked in and none of them set off the num lock
error. So I
I did the file rename in #33, logged out and back in again and restored
the keyboard.gnome-settings-plugin filename and the problem did not come
back. I went to my browser history and reloaded all the pages at the
time the keyboard error kicked in and none of them set off the num lock
error. So I
Is it possible this is a browser script? I noticed it right away bc I
have a laptop keyboard and it immediately started sending numbers
instead of the letters I was typing. Is it possible that a browser
script could inject this? I was at a dubious website when it happened,
looking to rip audio f
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