An improvement to the duplicate key presses appears to be the following:
# force a different rate using an xserver command, setting the rate to 25 characters per time unit, starting to repeat after 300 milliseconds
sudo kbdrate -r 25 -d 300
This will only work for your current login. Also it appeared to either take some internal defaults ignoring the settings you provide, or it only changes the settings once - every additional change has no effect, although it claims to have changed the values accordingly.
If the xfce ( I am using this window manager ) repeat speed settings are adjusted once more, the configuration changees back to a small repeat delay. If thhe aforementioned command is runn again, it has no efffect.
An improvement to the duplicate key presses appears to be the following:
# force a different rate using an xserver command, setting the rate to 25 characters per time unit, starting to repeat after 300 milliseconds
sudo kbdrate -r 25 -d 300
This will only work for your current login. Also it appeared to either take some internal defaults ignoring the settings you provide, or it only changes the settings once - every additional change has no effect, although it claims to have changed the values accordingly.
If the xfce ( I am using this window manager ) repeat speed settings are adjusted once more, the configuration changees back to a small repeat delay. If thhe aforementioned command is runn again, it has no efffect.
I was using a relatted bug description to try to figure out a workaround: /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ xserver- xorg-input- evdev/+ bug/264196
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