I doubt I will be able to reproduce this. As I stated in my initial
report, this happened immediately after a SIGSEGV in compiz ... so
unless we can find a way to force compiz to do such while trying to use
deskbar to post to a twitter account (which could have absolutely
nothing to do with
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@sceintus
You must tap 'clear' to enable the numpad by default. As discussed
throughout this thread and elsewhere, the decision was made that 'clear'
is in the spot a user might expect the 'Num lock' key to be, and it will
be detected and treated as such. So, after booting the computer, or at
any
What kernel are you running (what is the output of running uname -a in a
terminal)?
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Slim USB Apple Keyboard not working correctly when pressing the numlock key
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201887
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To my knowledge, the kernel installed by default with a full intrepid
ibex install is 2.6.27-7-generic i686
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Slim USB Apple Keyboard not working correctly when pressing the numlock key
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201887
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However, I can confirm (as I did above) that my Hardy system worked just
fine once I upgraded to 2.6.24-21
This is with the full-size slim USB keyboard ... I don't mess with that
tiny wireless stuff (gotta have my keypad)
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Slim USB Apple Keyboard not working correctly when pressing the
Though it feels as though it took an awfully long time to get here
(March!?!), I can confirm that hardy-updates for 2.6.24-21 has solved
the Apple slim USB keyboard problems for this Ubuntu user.
Thanks to everyone who hashed this out and to those developers who made
this possible.
Now . . .
