Duncan wrote:
>>> Any hints what might be wrong? It's really annoying.
>> I didn't mention that, but it only happens if I use:
>>
>> - evdev keyboard
>> - user autologin in kdm
>>
>>
>> Also in alpha releases of KDE 4.3.
>>
>> Any hints on how to fix it will be appreciated.
>
> I was going to say... that sounds an awful lot like an evdev issue. They
> did some xorg keysym, etc remapping (I know xorg keysym is the area, but
> don't know it well enough without spending some time (re)reading about it
> to know if that's the specifically accurate term) that had certain apps
> going haywire over it. In particular, it was apps using certain X
> extensions that had the most issues.
>
> Unfortunately, I don't know a whole lot more about it. But maybe that'll
> help point you in the right direction. The only other thing I could
> suggest would be filing a bug with your distribution, and switching back
> to the kbd driver instead of evdev, until it's sorted (or not use
> autologin). Well, that, and see if you find any kdebugs on it that might
> have hints.
I can't use a kbd driver, as it is a multiseat workstation[1].
And the evdev driver is the only one which lets you select a given keyboard.
Accidentally, I made an interesting "discovery".
I made:
mv /usr/lib64/kde4/kded_khotkeys.so /usr/lib64/kde4/kded_khotkeys.so.orig
And now the "up" key works after each restart or cold boot.
Could be an accident, but reverting the change makes the "up" key not working again.
[1] http://wpkg.org/Configuring_multiseat_X_workstation
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Tomasz Chmielewski
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