KDE 'changes' my keyboard

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Kevin Kofler wrote:

> it makes Shift+RAlt (in that order) behave 
> (completely) differently than RAlt+Shift (in that order)

Now, this is truly odd. Normally, one depresses shift and Alt, or shift and Control, 
or shift and anything at the same time.

The only place I have ever encountered pressing some modifier key, then releasing it 
before typing the other keys (to the extent of my memory), is Alt-SysRq+reisub, but I 
seem to recall that that got changed a while back in how the key combination works, 
as I now type Alt-SysRq, then I release SysRq but continue holding down the Alt while 
I type reisub. If I am not mistaken, the old way required you to have 3 hands, as you 
had to hold both Alt and SysRq down while typing reisub.

(But, as for what) Ben Boeckel wrote:
> The dead keys throw people off.

Well, that is simply not true. All over the world, diacritical marks are expected to 
be dead keys, or they wouldn't work.




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