I can add that this bug also affects my Samsung SCX-4521F.
sane-find-scanner’s report is analogous to the opening poster’s. "scanimage -L"
just doesn’t work.
Everything was working perfectly in 11.04.
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** Description changed:
This is a _major ergonomics issue_ (not to mention Windows-Ubuntu
compatibility and newbie-friendliness). I shall explain why hereafter.
- One of the principles for speedy and ergonomic touch typing is that one hand
should generally not need to press two keys (espec
My sentence “it doesn’t allow for fourth level keys, since it already
includes the Shift (thus making you fall back again on right hand only
for the fourth level)” was an obvious mix up. It was supposed to be: “it
doesn’t allow for comfortable typing of fourth-level keys, which would
require three
For the sake of completeness, one must add that LeftCtrl+LeftAlt is not a
_perfect_ left-hand third-level chooser, because:
1) it involves pressing two keys instead of one, which is more stressful on the
hand;
2) it doesn’t allow for fourth level keys, since it already includes the Shift
(thus m
I have though of another way of explaining the problem: imagine you only
had a right shift key, and not also a left one. Now force yourself to
input capitals (and other second level keys) of right-hand keys through
that right shift only, instead of pressing the left shift with your left
little fing
There are several help requests such as yours and mine, around the web, but
none of them prompted the developers to solve the problem. The cause is, in my
opinion, lack of mutual understanding between those, such as us, who daily use
an extended keyboard layout (and so take the importance of thi
Since this bug report sadly turned into a flame, which prevented understanding
of the issue’s relevance, and because it is now five and a half years old, I
have filed a new report (Bug #822872:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xkeyboard-config/+bug/822872) in
which I have tried to expl
In the meantime, I have found a temporary workaround: in the keyboard layout
options (System>Preferences>Keyboard>Layouts>Options…):
1) under “Key to choose 3rd level” check “Left Alt” and “Right Alt”,
2) under “Alt/Win key behavior” select “Left Alt is swapped with left Win”.
The first step solv
Well, actually the problem can be reproduced by anyone (including you), as I
have explained. You only need to choose a keyboard layout containing
third-level keys (most European ones do, as well as the US/UK international
one) and then try to input such a key by pressing it at the same time as l
** Description changed:
This is a _major ergonomics issue_ (not to mention Windows-Ubuntu
compatibility and newbie-friendliness). I shall explain why hereafter.
One of the principles for speedy and ergonomic touch typing is that one hand
should generally not need to press two keys (espec
Public bug reported:
This is a _major ergonomics issue_ (not to mention Windows-Ubuntu
compatibility and newbie-friendliness). I shall explain why hereafter.
One of the principles for speedy and ergonomic touch typing is that one hand
should generally not need to press two keys (especially if di
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