wierd behavior in KDE 3.4

Art W awagner at getnet.net
Wed Jan 11 00:29:05 MST 2006


Jerry Davis wrote:

>On Tuesday 10 January 2006 10:05 pm, jerry davis wrote:
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>>I have Mandriva 2005 LE, and it has been working fine since it came out.
>>It had KDE 3.3 on it. I recently upgraded to KDE 3.4 about a week ago.
>>It worked good too, UNTIL tonight.
>>
>>I am now running kmail from Gnome. Here's why:
>>
>>All of a sudden, my keyboard just went wacky. If I press any single key (it
>>doesn't matter which one), it doesn't register with KDE. If I get into a
>>terminal, and hold down a key (so it repeats) EVENTUALLY I get some of the
>>keys.
>>
>>My keyboard works fine in Gnome, and it works fine if I boot into safemode.
>>My next try is to mv my .kde directory and see if something in there
>>(config wise) is causing it.
>>
>>I just can't understand this.
>>Anyone got any ideas???
>>
>>Jerry
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>Well I did the mv .kde .kde_saved and it straightened up my problem.
>This is REALLY wierd. I have been using KDE for literally years, and have 
>never encounterd that kind of problem. However, after googling this problem, 
>it would appear that this is not an isolated problem.
>
>I did however lose my config for mail, thank goodness I had put all the 
>parameters I needed in a text file.
>
>Jerry
>
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I am seeing the same symptoms. I´m running Fedora FC4 + KDE. The next 
thing you will see is the mouse will start simulating a left button 
press when ever it´s left over any button or any place a left button 
will cause any action, such as showing a menu when on an empty 
background screen.

I have found that going into KDE ¨Control Center¨ and setting 
¨Peripherals¨, Këyboard, and ¨Mouse¨ perameters to ¨ Default¨ clears the 
problem temporarly.

I can´t really tell what is happening but I think Xorg and KDE are not 
¨playing nice together¨
Are you runing Xorg or X11R6?

See y Redhat Bugzilla Bug;
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=174875

Art Wagner


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