Um, I mixed up Sticky Keys and Slow Keys, sorry. So modifiers are not
involved --- the point is that the keyboard really does stop accepting
normal input unless you hold down each key for a while.
Another quick datum: on Mac OS X, holding down the Return key for
4 seconds produces a beep. Continuing to hold it for 4 more seconds
turns on Slow Keys. Enter seems like a less common key to hold down
than Shift and the beep provides useful feedback, so one nice approach
might be to copy them.
(In reply to comment #0) bugs.debian. org/677173> and /bugzilla. redhat. com/816764>, some users accidentally
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Um, I mixed up Sticky Keys and Slow Keys, sorry. So modifiers are not
involved --- the point is that the keyboard really does stop accepting
normal input unless you hold down each key for a while.
Another quick datum: on Mac OS X, holding down the Return key for
4 seconds produces a beep. Continuing to hold it for 4 more seconds
turns on Slow Keys. Enter seems like a less common key to hold down
than Shift and the beep provides useful feedback, so one nice approach
might be to copy them.