Public bug reported:
keybord layout (gconf global keymapping)
When I upgraded to 9.10. Besides somewhat SLOWER BOOTUP I haven't noticed any
problems. There is one more to mention.
The shift key did not work, I could not use the upper register of my keyboard.
It is rather a nuisance, since I could find some Ubuntu forum suggested to go
to gconf-editor to turn off a dead key "F19". It was easy for me... What about
a newbie? It could be very annoying for a new "convert" from the "Windy World"
Can we take care fo this?
Thanks in advance
** Affects: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati
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- When I upgraded to 9.10. Besides somewhat SLOWER BOOTUP I haven't noticed any
problems. There is one more to mention.
+ keybord layout (gconf global keymapping)
+ When I upgraded to 9.10. Besides somewhat SLOWER BOOTUP I haven't noticed any
problems. There is one more to mention.
The shift key did not work, I could not use the upper register of my keyboard.
It is rather a nuisance, since I could find some Ubuntu forum suggested to go
to gconf-editor to turn off a dead key "F19". It was easy for me... What about
a newbie? It could be very annoying for a new "convert" from the "Windy World"
Can we take care fo this?
Thanks in advance
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shift does not work after upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/478746
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