> Adding a Linux task for the two keys which don't produce any scan code.
Same problem with X.org?
> As for the sticky keys, we can add a quirk to udev for them. Which scan codes behave that way?
Looks like problem with Fn button. If I press and release it - there is no problem, but typically this button used with F1-F12 buttons, and then I press it few second until I press F1-F12 button too. Hold this button stick desktop while testing (when keymap -i is launched), but not gererate any scancode. This is expected behaviour for Fn button?
> Adding a Linux task for the two keys which don't produce any scan code.
Same problem with X.org?
> As for the sticky keys, we can add a quirk to udev for them. Which scan codes behave that way?
Looks like problem with Fn button. If I press and release it - there is no problem, but typically this button used with F1-F12 buttons, and then I press it few second until I press F1-F12 button too. Hold this button stick desktop while testing (when keymap -i is launched), but not gererate any scancode. This is expected behaviour for Fn button?