clanmackay
May 21st, 2008, 01:57 PM
I don't think this is a retarded question, but I've been wrong before.
My numeric keypad has stopped functioning in GNOME after a distribution upgrade. During the upgrade process, I had to re-run the X configurator, which chooses keyboard layouts.
If I go to Preferences -> Keyboard in GNOME, my keyboard is chosen correctly, namely Microsoft Natural Internet Keyboard. Fiddling with numeric keypad settings seems to have no effect.
If I Ctrl-Alt-F1 to get to a text login, then open emacs, the keypad works just fine (typing numbers.)
Yes, NUM LOCK is on. :)
I didn't realize how much I use it until it stopped working. It's cut my productivity by about 20%.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Joshua McGee
My numeric keypad has stopped functioning in GNOME after a distribution upgrade. During the upgrade process, I had to re-run the X configurator, which chooses keyboard layouts.
If I go to Preferences -> Keyboard in GNOME, my keyboard is chosen correctly, namely Microsoft Natural Internet Keyboard. Fiddling with numeric keypad settings seems to have no effect.
If I Ctrl-Alt-F1 to get to a text login, then open emacs, the keypad works just fine (typing numbers.)
Yes, NUM LOCK is on. :)
I didn't realize how much I use it until it stopped working. It's cut my productivity by about 20%.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Joshua McGee