I have current everything (including version 4.3.0.dfsg.1-6ubuntu15 of the X
stuff), and I'm seeing this.
I created a new user to find out what the new default desktop settings are like,
and ran System Tools -> New Login to try it out. Upon logging in with the new
user, I got 11 windows with the "Error activating XKB configuration" message.
Logging in a second time to that user, I only get one error message, rather than
eleven. With a new user, I again get eleven copies of the error first time I login.
Logging in to that user via "New Login" *twice*, the second new login doesn't
get the error -- but then, it gets a different (partly broken) theme too,
something odd is happening there.
I can also reproduce this without "New Login", i.e. by logging out of all X
sessions and logging in as one of these test users to the normal gdm prompt.
The debug output for my usual user, that doesn't see the error, is a little
different:
I have current everything (including version 4.3.0.dfsg. 1-6ubuntu15 of the X
stuff), and I'm seeing this.
I created a new user to find out what the new default desktop settings are like,
and ran System Tools -> New Login to try it out. Upon logging in with the new
user, I got 11 windows with the "Error activating XKB configuration" message.
The debug details it asks for:
test@trogdor ~ $ xprop -root | grep XKB NAMES_BACKUP( STRING) = "xfree86", "pc104", "us", "hpi6", "" NAMES(STRING) = "xfree86", "pc104", "us", "hpi6", "" gnome/periphera ls/keyboard/ xkb
_XKB_RULES_
_XKB_RULES_
test@trogdor ~ $ gconftool-2 -R /desktop/
layouts = [us hpi6]
model = pc104
overrideSettings = false
options = []
update_handlers = []
test@trogdor ~ $
Logging in a second time to that user, I only get one error message, rather than
eleven. With a new user, I again get eleven copies of the error first time I login.
Logging in to that user via "New Login" *twice*, the second new login doesn't
get the error -- but then, it gets a different (partly broken) theme too,
something odd is happening there.
I can also reproduce this without "New Login", i.e. by logging out of all X
sessions and logging in as one of these test users to the normal gdm prompt.
The debug output for my usual user, that doesn't see the error, is a little
different:
andrew@trogdor ~ $ xprop -root | grep XKB NAMES_BACKUP( STRING) = "xfree86", "pc104", "us", "hpi6", "" NAMES(STRING) = "xfree86", "pc104", "us", "", "" gnome/periphera ls/keyboard/ xkb
_XKB_RULES_
_XKB_RULES_
andrew@trogdor ~ $ gconftool-2 -R /desktop/
layouts = [us]
model = pc104
overrideSettings = false
options = []
update_handlers = []
andrew@trogdor ~ $
This is on an i386 laptop, so I'm setting Hardware to "All".