I have two bugs to report. This is my first time filing a bug report
like this for an OpenBSD port so please let me know if this should go
elsewhere.
$ uname -a
OpenBSD toughbook.lan 8.0 GENERIC.MP#112 amd6
$ cat /etc/kbdtype
us.swapctrlcaps
$ sway
sway doesn't respect the us.swapctrlcaps keymap and is continuing to use
the labelled Caps as Caps Lock and Ctrl as Ctrl. Here's the relevant
wev(1) output in case it offers any clues:
[ 16: wl_keyboard] keymap: format: 1 (xkb v1), size: 21190
[ 16: wl_keyboard] repeat_info: rate: 25 keys/sec; delay: 600 ms
[ 16: wl_keyboard] enter: serial: 5198; surface: 3
sym: Return (65293), utf8: '\r'
sym: Print (65377), utf8: ''
[ 16: wl_keyboard] modifiers: serial: 5199; group: 0
depressed: 00000000
latched: 00000000
locked: 00000000
[ 16: wl_keyboard] key: serial: 5207; time: -2092206460; key: 66;
state: 1 (pressed)
sym: Caps_Lock (65509), utf8: ''
[ 16: wl_keyboard] key: serial: 5209; time: -2092206252; key: 66;
state: 0 (released)
[ 16: wl_keyboard] key: serial: 5211; time: -2092205639; key: 37;
state: 1 (pressed)
sym: Control_L (65507), utf8: ''
[ 16: wl_keyboard] key: serial: 5213; time: -2092205401; key: 37;
state: 0 (released)
input "type:keyboard" { xkb_options ctrl:swapcaps } doesn't work either.
This worked for me until yesterday when I updated. It looks like I'm on
1.12.
And my second bug report is that, when I update sway with pkg_add -u,
the keymap starts "degrading"; first my backspace will stop working,
then I'll use shift+left arrow in GUI applications, then the cursor keys
will stop working, then I'll finally restart sway and it'll work just
fine. Not a big deal as I should just restart sway when I update.
Thank you for keeping my system running. Words alone could never express
my adoration for OpenBSD. Happy hacking.
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