| 2009-03-27 15:05:24 |
shaikailash |
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Binary package hint: kde
When some AccessX key combos are triggered, like pressing SHIFT 5 times or more, kde shows a pop-up window asking for a decision.
The message is targeted to users with acessibility problems and has the option to disable the trigger, enale the AccessX, etc.
But after disable the AccessX shortcuts, keyboard just stop working on KDE session. It works on KDM and console.
If I remove the .kde folder (a quite drastic measure, I know) the keyboard works again.
If I disable the triggers into KControl, (Regional & Accessibility -> Activating Gestures -> unckeck the option "Use gestures to activate the sticky keys and low keys" ), everything works fine and no problem with keyboard.
The problem has been verified in two different machines.
I'm using Kubuntu 7.04 , KDE 3.5.6 and kernel 2.6.20-15-generic
Thanks in advance,
Jeandreh. |
Binary package hint: kde
When some AccessX key combos are triggered, like pressing SHIFT 5 times or more, kde shows a pop-up window asking for a decision.
The message is targeted to users with acessibility problems and has the option to disable the trigger, enale the AccessX, etc.
But after disable the AccessX shortcuts, keyboard just stop working on KDE session. It works on KDM and console.
If I remove the .kde folder (a quite drastic measure, I know) the keyboard works again.
If I disable the triggers into KControl, (Regional & Accessibility -> Activating Gestures -> unckeck the option "Use gestures to activate the sticky keys and low keys" ), everything works fine and no problem with keyboard.
The problem has been verified in two different machines.
I'm using Kubuntu 7.04 , KDE 3.5.6 and kernel 2.6.20-15-generic
Thanks in advance,
Jeandreh.
EDIT: This bug is on Kubuntu Intrepid 8.10 too, and users have their systems unusable without any apparent reason, just saying "NO" to the popups about accessibility. Fix it!!! |
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