a few questions about gnome 2.22
George Hartzell
hartzell at alerce.com
Mon Mar 31 15:47:27 PDT 2008
Joe Marcus Clarke writes:
> On Fri, 2008-03-28 at 10:21 -0700, George Hartzell wrote:
> >
> > [...]
> > On my keyboard the key just to the left of my left pinky is labeled
> > 'caps lock' and functions as a caps lock. I'd rather have it be a
> > control key. I've changed the text console to take care of it. In
> > gnome, I use the System->Preferences->Keyboard dialog box, Layouts
> > tab, Layout Options dialog to change the 'Ctrl key position' from
> > Default to 'Swap Ctrl and CapsLock', which fixes it. BUT, when I exit
> > the X session and restart it the capslock key is a capslock key
> > again. When I get back to that dialog the 'Swap Ctrl and CapsLock'
> > radio button is still selected. If I choose 'Default' and then
> > 'Swap...' I'm back in business until I log out. Then I have to do it
> > again.
>
> This might be a product of the upgrade. Try creating a new user, and
> see if the problem occurs for them. If so, I'd file a GNOME bug (if one
> doesn't already exist). If not, you may have to go into gconf-editor,
> and unset a lot of the keyboard keys to get things working again.
This happens with a newly created user, with no X or gnome related
stuff in their home directory (except the .xinitrc that starts gnome).
I don't see anything relevant in the gnome bugzilla, I'll dig more and
file something if necessary.
Thanks,
g.
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