** Description changed: I've used this keyboard in Windows and it works flawlessly -- this is one of those USB RF wireless devices ... with a built in mouse touchpad giving the look and feel of a notebook machine. Keep in mind this is not particularly a BIOS or USB issue as the keyboard responds just fine with the BIOS menu up. Some combinations of keys, like CTRL-ALT-DEL are not recognized in - Jaunty 9.04. You can observe this behaviour in the keyboard shortcuts - dialogue when setting a disabled entry. For example CTRL-ALT-DEL is - recorded as ALT-DEL and other keystroke combinations are misreported. - Here's an interesting example: + Jaunty 9.04 nor Karmic 9.10. You can observe this behaviour in the + keyboard shortcuts dialogue when setting a disabled entry. For example + CTRL-ALT-DEL is recorded as ALT-DEL and other keystroke combinations are + misreported. Here's an interesting example: CTRL-RIGHT produces CTRL-RIGHT ALT-RIGHT produces ALT-RIGHT CTRL-ALT-RIGHT produces ALT-RIGHT (see comment below) I've retested it with Windows XP on the identical system. Keyboard works properly. I've tested it with PCLinuxOS 2009 and Fedora 10 with identical results as Ubuntu. I've also used it on my Ubuntu T60 notebook with the same behaviour - Windows works correctly, Linux doesn't. So I suspect it is a kernel and not a distro or hardware-related bug. Here's another anomaly: CTRL-ALT-RIGHT keys pressed and held in that order produces ALT-RIGHT ALT-CTRL-RIGHT keys pressed and held in that order produces CTRL-RIGHT Changing around keyboard models appears to have no effect on this problem.
** Tags added: karmic -- iOne SCORPIUS R-30 wireless keyboard anomalies https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/376131 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
