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I am seeing similar behaviour with the Brazilian keymap with hrev 48926. Apologies if this it not relevant in more recent builds, but perhaps the problem might be related. On 21 May 2015 at 22:17, Jessica Hamilton jessica.l.hamilton@xxxxxxxxx wrote: On Fri, 22 May 2015 8:59 AM Axel Dörfler axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: ...

On Fri, 22 May 2015 8:59 AM Axel Dörfler axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: On 05/21/2015 10:42 PM, John Scipione wrote: keymap which is that the keymap doesn’t produce any output on Caps+Shift+letter/punctuation. I want to verify that this is indeed an unintentional bug before I “fix it. I checked a BeOS 5 image (Maxx not stock R5 so take with a grain of salt) and the US-International keymap on BeOS produces lowercase ...

On 05/21/2015 10:42 PM, John Scipione wrote: jessicah` discovered what appears to be a bug in the US-International keymap which is that the keymap doesn’t produce any output on Caps+Shift+letter/punctuation. I want to verify that this is indeed an unintentional bug before I “fix it. I checked a BeOS 5 image (Maxx not stock R5 so take with a grain of salt) and the US-International keymap on BeOS produces lowercase ...

Hey gang, jessicah` discovered what appears to be a bug in the US-International keymap which is that the keymap doesn’t produce any output on Caps+Shift+letter/punctuation. I want to verify that this is indeed an unintentional bug before I “fix it. I checked a BeOS 5 image (Maxx not stock R5 so take with a grain of salt) and the US-International keymap on BeOS produces lowercase letters for letter characters e.g. Caps-Shift-A produces ‘a’, ...

Thanks Ingo! Thanks Ingo!

I'll be working on the deskbar code again this weekend (memorial day!) Probably just get the latest pull, then compile with a few changes. again this is glass elevator stuff, so not adding any features, trying to get my head back into Haiku development. Last time I was in deskbar, it was a complete mess... has the last two years changed much? Anyone have an updated version that isn't in the hrev branch they want me to look at? ...

*less* convenient than the mouse. The main thing touch screens have going on is removing the HID device abstraction layer between the user and what the user sees, from the user’s point of view. There’s no mouse cursor to move with a separate device and simulating button presses by pointing the mouse and clicking one of its ...

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