> Can you see your shift keys with xev?
> We have quite a lot of ultras 20 and 24 and they work fine under
> opensolaris.
Actually, I logged out as "jack" and then did a simple FailSafe Xsession
and launched a xterm and then firefox and everything worked there. So I
closed those and logged in aga
> On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:07 AM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
>
>> Perhaps this loss of shift keys is somehow related to my selection
>> of a
>> desktop with maximum fancy visual effects?
>>
>> Has anyone else seen this ?
>
>
> Not exactly this, but similar shenanigans - now and then my keyboard
> will get
On Mar 30, 2009, at 12:07 AM, Dennis Clarke wrote:
Perhaps this loss of shift keys is somehow related to my selection
of a
desktop with maximum fancy visual effects?
Has anyone else seen this ?
Not exactly this, but similar shenanigans - now and then my keyboard
will get stuck in all cap
Can you see your shift keys with xev?
We have quite a lot of ultras 20 and 24 and they work fine under
opensolaris.
Dennis Clarke wrote:
burned and booted the latest live cd image
in fact, i am running it now, note the complete lack of capital letters here
no punctuation either other than th
>
> burned and booted the latest live cd image
>
> in fact, i am running it now, note the complete lack of capital letters
> here
replying to myself here, I just had to test something.
I logged out of the default session for "jack" and then started a FailSafe
Xsession and once there I saw that m
burned and booted the latest live cd image
in fact, i am running it now, note the complete lack of capital letters here
no punctuation either other than the chars that do not require a shift key
press, like ,./;'[]\-=`
however, if i press a shift key .. well then i get nothing, no output at all
