I'm even more sure that i3/the X session didn't freeze as the time display
progresses.
This time I enabled the numpad, and what's odd is that he led stays on even
if I unplug, then replug the keyboard.
I tried to switch to a tty, or even kill the X session, but neither the mouse
or keyboard react.
Even the Sysrg+R or something like that (I tried with and without caps) does
nothing.
I'll try to fetch the Xorg log.
It seems I can get it with journal ctl -e _COMM=Xorg.bin
Not sure it's related yet, but I've read about:
* service dbus start && service hald start
* in /etc/rc.conf --> dbus_enable="YES"
* check the Xorg.conf in /etc/X11/
But before trying things, I want to get a more accurate diagnostic.
