Well, i found where the issue was. An accessibility option that i wasn't aware of was active. It was "Bounce Keys".
Any way, the issue is solved. :-) 2012/1/27 Off <[email protected]> > 2012/1/27 Off <[email protected]> > >> 2012/1/27 Michael Biebl <[email protected]> >> >>> On 27.01.2012 02:19, Yls Sfah wrote: >>> > Package: gnome-shell >>> > Version: 3.2.2.1-1 >>> > Severity: important >>> > Tags: upstream >>> > >>> > Dear Maintainer, >>> > >>> > I have an issue with the package gnome-shell and the way it handles my >>> > keystrokes. >>> > >>> > When i type the same key quickly many times, like "jjjjjj" or with the >>> → key, >>> > it doesn't repeat it but it just do it once and stops. >>> > I don't know what's causing that and it's really annoying when i edit >>> files and >>> > use the arrow keys. >>> >>> Doesn't look like a general problem. At least I can't reproduce such a >>> behaviour. >>> Is this specific to certain applications (GTK2/GTK3 whatever based, >>> terminals etc). >>> Do you use a input method like SCIM? >>> >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the >>> universe are pointed away from Earth? >>> >>> >> No, it affects every application i use. >> >> How do i know if i'm using SCIM method ? And how can i change that to see >> if it's the problem ? >> > > So, i installed the SCIM package and tried the SCIM method, and it didn't > help. > > I think it's specific to gnome-shell or a gnome-shell dependency. I can't > find where though. >
