Hi Markus,

your mail was not sent to the Debian BTS. I suppose that was not
intentional.

Markus Grunwald <[email protected]> writes:
> They're attached.
The logs reveal that dunst correctly grabs the key combination:

000:<:0032: 16: Request(33): GrabKey owner-events=true(0x01)
grab-window=0x00000081 modifiers=Control key=0x41
pointer-mode=Asynchronous(0x01) keyboard-mode=Asynchronous(0x01)

You can see that key 0x41, which is 65 in decimal, corresponds to the
space key:

keycode  65 = space space space nobreakspace KP_0 KP_0 U202F

Unfortunately, there is no KeyPress event in the log, so from what I can
tell, dunst does everything correctly, but just doesn’t get any input.

> Hmm, yes, quite so. I have i3 running and an open urxvt. Even on a blank
> workspace, the dunst message doesn't react on keypresses.
> What else could steal the keys?
Not too sure. Can you change the shortcuts to something somewhat obscure
and see if that is working?

-- 
Best regards,
Michael


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