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My laptop has problems when typing: everytime I press a key, the letter is typed twice or more... Example: "hheeloo".
I have been able to solve this problem in GNOME by activating Slow Keys to 30 msec. However, the minimum for KDE is too high and I can't type at all! Is there any other option that I can use so that the keys are slowed down, or is there any way I can reduce this limit in the Slow Keys function?
This probably isn't the case, but the problem may be a physical one with your keyboard (i.e. something sticky is keeping the keys from springing back up as fast as they should).
No. It happens in every key... and it is rather normal, I'd say, because my laptop has got buttons that are too thin... And, as I have said, I have been able to sort that problem out with GNOME.
I'm not sure whether there's something there that can be edited. :P I found a webpage:
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15.2 Sticky keys under X
The following text was contributed by Piotr Mitros.
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XFree86 also supports Slow Keys, Repeat Keys, Bounce Keys and an audible bell. xkbcomp can be used to generate a .xkm file to enable these. The appropriate xkbcomp commands are listed in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/compat/accessx. Unfortunately, the exact process is still undocumented.
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