I've also had a weird problem with the keyboard (not exactly the same).
I had "us" and "es" layouts activated ("es" by default). In hardy,
everytime I rebooted my machine, the characters were weird: I thought it
was something like greek, maybe it was just the "third level modifier".

The temporal solution was to get into "System>Preferences>Keyboard" and
change my keyboard from 'generic' to something else and then back to
'generic'. That solved it until the next reboot.

Today I tried removing the ".gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard"
folder, and now I just have the "es" layout, but no more weird problems
when I reboot. Luckily I don't really use the "us" layout.

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