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It's probably the keyrate setting and he's holding that letter a little
longer than others.  I'm sorry, I can't tell you exactly where a
friendly GUI for this is on RH to change it on X but there might be
something in the BIOS.  Also, it might also be a *^&%%* keyboard like
one of those $2-but-then-free-after-rebate keyboards I bought.  I bought
another and it works considerably better.

On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 14:44, az_pete@cactusfamily.com wrote:
> I have a co-working with Redhat 7.3 loaded on a Toshiba Satellite Pro Lap=
top.
> When he types in a command window, sometimes two letters will be typed fo=
r a single keypress.
> It doesn't happen every time and there is no pattern as to any particular=
 letter that repeats.
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> 105 Generic keyboard.
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> Peter
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Bryce Chidester
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CoBryce Communications
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