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Thank you for reporting this bug to Ubuntu. Intrepid Ibex 8.10 reached EOL on
30 March 2010.
Please see this document for currently supported Ubuntu releases:
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Please feel free to report any other bugs you may find.
Thank you.
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I realized I had made a mistake, Intrepid Ibex 8.10 will reach EOL on
30 APRIL 2010.
Sorry for this.
Anyway, I think that one month doesn't make any difference now.
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I think it is a good idea to make a decision how to handle this for
lucid release.
Every LTS upgrader with a customized keyboardmapping will run in big
trouble - every!
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I've marked Bug #512622, filed myself, as duplcate of this bug. It is
describing the wiredness mentioned in Bug #254939 which I also marked
as duplcate. I'm aware it does so in a confusing manner.
Lucid Lynx is also affected.
In the essence my search which also led me here, ends up to following:
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Problem still present when upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 and even persists when
upgrading further to 9.04.
It only affects existing users. When I create a new user, the keyboard is
working as expected. However none of the above workarounds does fix all the
issues for my existing user.
Best I can
I made and upgrade from ubuntu 8.04 to ubuntu 8.10 and experienced this very
same problem. What ever has been done to fix the issue does only work for new
installations and new users. The issue even persists when upgrading further to
9.04.
Proposed work arounds do not entirely fix the issue in
As a work around I could fix remaining issues by deleting any xmodmap-
related file of the affected users and changing keyboard layout again. I
still consider it a bug when an dist-upgrade breaks prior keyboard
configuration. It may be of minor importance though ...
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sorry I didn't realise this bug report was not specifically about nx.
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To fix this bug, on the server type:
apt-get install xkb-data
then type:
setxkbmap
(or restart nx)
The file /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/xorg is the file that was needed.
This could be fixed with a dependency in one of the nx packages.
As of now, the problem still occurs with the latest nx
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I have the same problem with the arrow keys, but I'm trying to connect
through an Ubuntu 8.10 server with freenx
0.7.3+svn612-0freenxteam11~intrepid1 to windows machines (vm's and real
machines). I use the NX Java applet, but also when I try to connect from
my Ubuntu 8.10 machine it won't work.
I
I no long have this problem. I did try to do anything to fix it, and I
did not notice any updates that would have fixed this bug for me.
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Up (by itself) is still maps to PrintScreen fr me, but I realized today
that both Ctrl-Up and Shift-Up work correctly (if that matters).
I have never consciously used Ctrl-Up before (normally Ctrl-Left and
-Right jump the cursor over text), but it appears to be a workaround, at
least in the
Yes, I have it, too, I still have to run setxkbmap -model evdev -layout
de after login.
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Did you try
killall metacity
?
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@mabawsa
I have the us layout and those two commands do not fix the problem for
me. Also, there was no metacity running before executing the second
command.
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@Bender2k14
Is this with an nx session? If so then this may help, if not I think its a
different bug from what I have been seeing.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/289918/comments/26
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I am not in any remote session. I would be surprised if it were a
different bug, but I do not know enough to make a stronger claim.
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This bug says that a fix is released (several times), but I still have
this problem and have all updates installed.
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Not fixed for me! If I connect from an intrepid client to a dapper
nxserver, I get this problem. The printscreen key sends delete, arrow up
sends print screen... How can I fix this?
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These commands fix the keyboard mapping for me. Please swap the -layout
for your keyboard.
setxkbmap -model evdev -layout us
killall metacity
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Weeks ago I ran into the same problem after starting to use Ubuntu Intrepid on
my desktop.
I was using a FreeNX-server on CentOS 5.x, but by coincidence I was also
testing a FreeNX-server with Ubuntu Intrepid.
In the Ubuntu FreeNX-server desktop I could change the keyboard to evdev, and
on my
There's a report on this issue over on NoMachine's site:
http://www.nomachine.com/tr/view.php?id=TR11F02131
For me, this workaround is acceptable (it also disables evdev):
Section ServerFlags
Option AutoAddDevices false
EndSection
However, that report also incorrectly states that this
I have a japanese keyboard, panasonic Y5 laptop. The PgDown key doesn't
work. Up-to-date intrepid packages.
* setting the keyboard model to evdev in the gnome configuration tool doesn't
fix it.
* `sudo setxkbmap -model evdev -layout jp -variant 106` fixes the issue, but I
guess I will have to
Hi. I tried everything listed in the comments before but I'm still unable to
use some keys. Arrow down and Page UP
won't work. Thou arrow up and page down do.
I tried different things in xorg.conf: no keyboard entry, keyboad evdev and
keyboard as it was with hardy. I didn't see a
different
modifying my xorg.conf with my old informations from hardy solve the
problem :
Section InputDevice
# generated from default
Identifier Keyboard0
Driver kbd
Option CoreKeyboard
Option XkbRules xorg
Option XkbModel pc105
Option
Forget what i mention before , doesn't work instead of that just put :
Section InputDevice
Identifier Keyboard0
Driver evdev
Option CoreKeyboard
EndSection
it will do the trick , anyway intrepid seems to be affected by a serious bug
related to default keyboard driver...
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I'm curious about something before I start playing with my xorg.conf...
my keyboard driver was keyboard. What is the difference between it and
evdev and kbd? What is the default in intrepid?
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I solved the problem changing my keyboard to Edev, but still reproducing
this bug after some reboot. I really don't know why.
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Well, thanks Muelli, mv'ing .gconf helps me as well, but having to
reconfigure everything is quite annoying. It would be great to find the
responsible key...
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Actually I found the responsible key, at least in my case. It's the
Compiz plugin ezoom (Enhanced Desktop Zoom) which I actually don't use
anymore. I removed the key with gconftool-2 and almost everything works
fine. (Well would be nice to have the menu key as compose, but I guess
that's just some
Since I removed the keyboard config from my xorg.conf (to let X.Org
decide automatically with HAL), I have to do setxkbmap -model evdev
-layout de -variant nodeadkeys after every login :(
@PeteJ: For NX-Related problems, I found Bug #289918 (which affects me,
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I had a gutsy thinkpad t21 laptop nx client connecting to a gutsy plain
wrap freenx server working fine. Upgraded to Intrepid this morning and
got the broken nav key problem in the nx session (up arrow opened Take
screenshot and the other nav keys were borken too).
After reading tons, having no
Judging by the remapping this appears to be the same issue that affects
NX-sessions.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/289918
The difference here is that the keyboard works as expected with no ill
effects *locally*, but broken when in an NX-session. I cannot find any
.Xmodmap-files
This bug also affected my keyboard, but the only key that didn't work was LEFT
ARROW (mapped to no action).
Changing the keyboard model to Evdev fixed this.
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Thanks Muelli,
That fixed the problem for me. Though the correct command is
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard
cheers
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Hi!
This solution doesn't work for me.
After using the command and logging in.
The System is asking me for a Xmodmap.
Also the evdev solution is not working for me.
Is there a fix or something else to do?
thx
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Got a solution.
First manually delete your old .Xmodmap Files in your Home-Directory.
then do a
sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
to reconfigure your Keyboard.
After this perform
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard
and reboot.
So I hope you have no problems
For me the solution was:
$ rm .gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/
and relogin.
After this it's running as expected.
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Hey,
On 23.10.2008 13:24, midnightflash wrote:
For me the solution was:
$ rm .gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/
Congrats :)
But please consider using
gcontool-2 --recursive-unset /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/
instead of removing the directory because gconf is a caching
Same problem here, since the today update.
Italian keyboard on Dell XPS M1330
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None of these fixes worked for me on Intrepid beta. I tried both Dell
wired USB and Kensington MAC KBD.
Here are relevant inputs: setxkbmap -print
xkb_keymap {
xkb_keycodes { include evdev+aliases(qwerty) };
xkb_types { include complete };
xkb_compat{ include
Have exactly the same problem on my laptop. Upgraded yesterday from
Hardy to Intrepid.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ setxkbmap -print
xkb_keymap {
xkb_keycodes { include evdev+aliases(qwerty) };
xkb_types { include complete };
xkb_compat{ include complete };
Starting with a new user did the trick, no problem with the up arrow
anymore...
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On 24.09.2008 20:31, Bryce Harrington wrote:
Re-closing. Muelli, you seem to have a different problem than everyone
else, please file a new bug.
The issue still persists. But if I start with a newly created user, it
works. When copying the .gconf/ folder over to the old account, the
up-key
I am on a thinkpad t61 with swiss keyboard layout.
Until yesterday i still had this bug, all the mentioned workarounds
and/or updates didn't solved my problem (Actually i had this bug at the
beginning, then it was solved (by changing xorg.conf if I remember
correctly) and came up again a few
in kde, Evdev-managed Keyboard has to be selected as keyboard type if
the keyboard-layout-manager is activated, which overwrites the xorg/xkb-
settings. This works fine in my case (Cherry G230). I chose de-
nodeadkeys as layout.
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I use the free version of NoMachine NX (www.nomachine.com) to connect from my
home PC (current Intrepid, the one
that had this bug a few weeks ago) to a PC at my university (current hardy).
Inside the NX window, the keyboard exhibits
the same behaviour as described here.
I'm having the exact
should have read the all the comments!
fixed by running 'setxkbmap -model evdev -layout us' on the machine
running hardy.
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Closing again. Muelli, check your configuration. if you can reproduce
this with a new user, open a new bug. Thanks.
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Re-closing. Muelli, you seem to have a different problem than everyone
else, please file a new bug. You can try doing so via running `ubuntu-
bug xserver-xorg-input-evdev`, which should attach the necessary files
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Which package is the fix supposed to be released with?
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With blacklist evdev sinaptic touchpad doesn't work. So still need a
fix.
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Another workaround that just worked for me: add
blacklist evdev
to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist then run /sbin/update-modules as root, and
reboot. The behavior of the keyboard and mouse is thereafter reverted
to what it was under Hardy Heron, no xorg.conf changes or setxkbmap
voodoo needed.
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Hmm, I thought I got rid of this bug, but now it came back, in a more
complex scenario:
I use the free version of NoMachine NX (www.nomachine.com) to connect
from my home PC (current Intrepid, the one that had this bug a few weeks
ago) to a PC at my university (current hardy). Inside the NX
I just discovered: while setxkbmap -model evdev does not help,
setxkbmap -model evdev -layout de does!
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I'm setting it to fix released.
Kind regards,
Jan
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Reverting the fix released status to something more accurate
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On 17.09.2008 21:07 Jan Rathmann wrote:
Can't reproduce this anymore on my system with current daily live, so
I'm setting it to fix released.
You better revert that since am still affected.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ apt-cache policy xserver-xorg xserver-xorg-input-evdev
xserver-xorg:
Installed:
I just got this bug ... arrow keys fail along with the cluster of keys
around insert, pagedown. PgUp gives me a /, but / works as normal. I
use a GB keyboard map.
I've just run some updates from Hardy to Intrepid but I can't narrow
down what is at fault. Also I'm getting wrong keymapping in some
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I am setting the status to Confirmed again, since I still experienced
the bug in daily-live image 20080903 (amd64) (The behaviour is still the
same like in description of my first report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/257855 ).
Kind regards,
Jan
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It's working fine here, and this bug report is already very long and
confused, so I think it would be better to take your issue to bug
257855. I've unmarked it as a duplicate as your issue may be slightly
different.
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Scratch that, I've just confirmed the bug in a fresh installation using
intrepid-desktop-i386 20080903. This seems to have regressed.
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My test was in KVM. Jan, were you testing on real hardware or in a VM?
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In fact, this only happens to me when I forget the -k switch to kvm.
Sorry about the noise, I think the original issue remains fixed, and kvm
is just broken.
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It was on real hardware, so there still seems to be an issue.
Kind regards,
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This bug doesn't exist for me in Alpha 4 anymore...
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On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 08:20:14AM -, Paul Weiss wrote:
This bug doesn't exist for me in Alpha 4 anymore...
Working fine for me as well now, on both affected systems. Thanks, all.
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Still a problem here: Kubuntu Intrepid, up-to-date as of today.
Workaround with setxkbmap -model evdev -layout us helps.
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On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 06:45:25PM -, Luka Renko wrote:
Still a problem here: Kubuntu Intrepid, up-to-date as of today.
Workaround with setxkbmap -model evdev -layout us helps.
Not surprising, since the fix was in a GNOME component. Probably KDE needs
to do the same, but I don't know what
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actually, the evdev change broke ABNT2 and jp106 cases partially, and
the most sane way to fix it was to force the rules (not model) to be
evdev when evdev driver is used. This has been changed in xkeyboard-
config upstream, and it also means that there is no need for gnome-
settings-daemon (or
I've found a solution!
I commented out all xkb-options in xorg.conf.
Section InputDevice
Identifier Generic Keyboard
Driver kbd
Option CoreKeyboard
# Option XkbRules xorg
# Option XkbModel pc105
# Option
I have a japanese keyboard (pc106) and some keys still do not work after
upgrading to gnome-settings-daemon (2.23.6-0ubuntu2), although the Up -
PrtScr problem is indeed fixed (I am using evdev managed keyboard, as
recommended).
The symbols that do not work and used to work before are ']' and '}'
Iñaki: that's a problem in the layout, please file a bug against
xkeyboard-config.
TomasR: those settings have no meaning when using evdev, so it was
likely the updates that fixed it for you.
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Thanks for the reply.
I think it is the same basic issue as in bug #255372 (both japanese and
brazilian keyboards are special cases that used to work before whatever
caused bug #255008), I added the same information there.
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Marking again as fixed for xorg-server, since it already has the
necessary patches for the layout stuff.
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Seb found a patch in Fedora against gnome-settings-daemon, that'll
ignore the model if we are using evdev. This is much easier than the
suggested libxklavier change, so it'll get in alpha4.
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Sourcepackagename: libxklavier =
This bug was fixed in the package gnome-settings-daemon -
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