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I am not sure anyone here had this experience or not.
When I am typing something, and then open certain application (e.g. bookmark organizer in firefox, openoffice -> tables, etc), then suddenly I can't input anything from my keyboard. And I have to quit the application and start it again. Is it a memory problem? or it might be other cause?
I had this problem recently after installing scim. I turned it off and the problem went away. I have not pursued it further, so I don't know why it was happening.
Thanks for your reply.
ic... I also have this SCIM installed in my machine. And I tried to search for all the possible logs (e.g. xorg log, messages, etc) but still had no clue what's going on.
Anyway, I will google more and see...
Sure, no problem. Ya, it's quite annoying when you are working on something but the keyboard doesn't work, and force you to restart the application.... :-(
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