Since I began to use Manjaro a month ago, I noticed that sometimes when I just short press any key of the keyboard for a short time, it may act like I press the key for a long time until I press the next key. I say it may not caused by the keyboard because I never seen it in a tty.
I just press my Enter key hundreds of time with a low frequences in a tty, and the bug diddn’t occure.
But it occured when I use KDE plasma, it can happen in any desktop application, not only the Enter key, but also any other keys.
I just started a new install of manjaro, and just updated it to the newest version, and the bug occured too. And still, it didn’t occure in tty.
The sticky keys set to ‘lock’, well my system language is not English so I don’t know what its name is in English system. The keyboard model now is Dell|Dell, and the bug also existed when it was set as Generic|104 keys by default. (well I don’t remember the number of keys clearly).
Thank you for your reply!
but it’s so hard to explain why after I executed a new installlatin in a new part of my disk, the bug still exist. Maybe it’s my keyboards’ bug? Then it’s kind of hard to explain why it didn’t occure in tty terminal, or maybe I just don’t have enough try.
There is nothing generically wrong with Linux and in that sentiment Manjaro. I suggest you may have chosen the wrong keyboard layout - or something along those lines.
If it’s not sticky keys and it happens with other keyboard models then I’m afraid I don’t know. I’d suspect a hardware problem but then it’s strange then that it doesn’t happen in a TTY too.
Thanks, I’ll try it. Though now to avoid something bad caused by the bug I change the when a key is held to do nothing, sometimes like the Ctrl key is held just like open the sticky key, and when I try to press other key the shotcut is executed.
