I was in very much the same situation as a
href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/~gpothier;gpothier/a. Also I think it
was quite noticable because the frequency rate and time it takes for a
key press to start repeating itself has been increased.
Doesn't the initial suggestion of release event = stop
why hasnt this been fixed yet very annoying
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An update to my situation on the MSI Wind: I was wrong when I said out
of the box. I had modified the virtual screen size (Virtual in
SubSection Display in xorg.conf) because I had a large external monitor,
but the issue manifested even though the external monitor was not
activated. Removing the
It happens to me out of the box with Intrepid. This is on an MSi Wind,
so I suppose the underpoweredness of the machine is an important
factor. But this should not happen. It is particularly noticable here,
with almost any webpage. For instance in this launchpad page, if I'm at
the top of the page
Thanks for your report, that works fine for me with latest package on
Hardy Heron.
I'm closing this report but feel free to re open it if you have specific
instructions on how to reproduce the problem and you can reproduce it
with a new user and firefox profile created on your computer.
Thanks.
You beat me to the punch, I was about to report the same unintuitive
behavior. Holding down the arrow-key shouldn't result in buffering the
'keystrokes', but instead FireFox should use the keys like a switch:
scroll when pressed, stop when released.
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