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I use the german bone layout, where Caps-Lock is used as a sort of Right Alt key to shift to a different layer.
So when I (physically) press Ctrl-Caps-s it translates to Ctrl-/ via the selected layout. That works in Emacs for example, and basically everywhere else I've tried. Lem however reads it as a literal Ctrl-Caps-t. So it correctly gets the t key (t on the physical keyboard), but somehow also gets the Capslock key.
In short:
Pressed (on qwerty): Ctrl-Caps-s
Maps to (everywhere else): Ctrl-/
Lem with SDL2 reads: Ctrl-Caps-t
This occurs in SDL2, not in ncurses, so I suspect the SDL input system is trying to read keycodes directly?
I run KDE 6.2 (wayland) on Fedora Atomic, with SBCL 2.3.11-2.fc40.
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I use the german bone layout, where Caps-Lock is used as a sort of Right Alt key to shift to a different layer.
So when I (physically) press Ctrl-Caps-s it translates to Ctrl-/ via the selected layout. That works in Emacs for example, and basically everywhere else I've tried. Lem however reads it as a literal Ctrl-Caps-t. So it correctly gets the t key (t on the physical keyboard), but somehow also gets the Capslock key.
In short:
This occurs in SDL2, not in ncurses, so I suspect the SDL input system is trying to read keycodes directly?
I run KDE 6.2 (wayland) on Fedora Atomic, with SBCL 2.3.11-2.fc40.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: