So, on previous installs of ubuntu, David's solution has worked for me. (previous versions: hardy64, intrepid64, netbook-remix-lpia) but it's just stopped working on my latest install (intrepid i386 + netbook-remix).
gconf-editor reports as expected - that stickykeys_two_key_off is unticked, and stickykeys_enable is ticked. However - stickykeys is not enabled, unless I turn it on via the gnome accessibility preferences panel. stickykeys_two_key_off always behaves as if turned on, regardless of settings in either gconf or the Accessibility panel.
So, on previous installs of ubuntu, David's solution has worked for me. (previous versions: hardy64, intrepid64, netbook-remix-lpia) but it's just stopped working on my latest install (intrepid i386 + netbook-remix).
gconf-editor reports as expected - that stickykeys_ two_key_ off is unticked, and stickykeys_enable is ticked. However - stickykeys is not enabled, unless I turn it on via the gnome accessibility preferences panel. stickykeys_ two_key_ off always behaves as if turned on, regardless of settings in either gconf or the Accessibility panel.
I notice this bug also appears in Debian: http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 511999
Not having stickykeys is, quite literally, a major pain for me. Looks like it's time to give KDE a whirl....