Hi, I am seeing similar issue, which can be reproduced by steps below:
1. Open the terminal, type the below command in the shell prompt:
gksu ls /
2. GUI password prompt will appear, now press “Caps Lock” button.
3. Message will appear “You have capslock on”.
4. Press “Caps Lock” button again,
** Tags removed: caps gksudo lock password
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You have caps lock on stays on when caps lock is changed
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: gksu (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Actually I think the bug is in an app being able to steal focus from
gksu. Should that be possible?
Perhaps gksu's capslock detection should be more robust, too.
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You have caps lock on stays on when caps lock is changed
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