ok, I guess virtualbox handles the key in a special way and that
confuses the gtk code
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Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
caps lock warning behaviour on 14.04
Status in gtk+3.0 package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
As suggested by another user, I post here what I've first asked in the
"Answers"
section(https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+question/299444)
Hello,
I wonder if the caps lock warning on password fields behaviour introduced in
2.16 is the one that's expected (at least on 14.04) :
The warning label only appears when you press the caps lock. Once the key
released it disappears. You then must press another key (a letter for example)
to see the warning logo again. Then it stays. Also if you don't release the
caps lock key it stays displayed.
Why can't it be persistent after pressing/releasing the caps lock key the
first time?
Is this the "correct" behaviour? Or is my system configuration guilty?
If it is the expected behaviour I must say this can lead to incorrect
interpretation for non-IT users, the caps lock warning should be displayed
right after the caps lock key is pressed/released.
Thanks
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