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Title:
"Power off" dialog appears when any three keyboard keys are pressed
quickly
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Fresh 21.04 install on a fresh Asus G713QR-HG016. Gnome desktop,
Spanish language.
I first noticed the bug while typing, but I can reduce it to this:
when three keyboard keys are pressed fast enough (and it doesn't need
to be really fast, I'm not a fast typist), the "Power off" dialog
appears, announcing that the system is shutting down automatically in
60 seconds.
It doesn't happen pressing the same key three times quickly. It
doesn't happen either keeping a key pushed. It needs to be at least
two different keys. Typing "aaa" really fast doesn't trigger the bug.
Typing "off" or "any" does.
This happens even when there is no text field in the focus. I can
trigger it pushing keys in the desktop.
Of course, this renders the system unusable for me.
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