
Hello, I've got a rich set of keybindings in my XMonad configuration, which includes multiple-modifier combinations such as M-C-S-. It all works beautifully on my main machine, but there are problems when running the same configuration on a netbook. I've used xev to analyse the problem and made the following observations: + M-S-<any normal key> works the first time, but SHIFT must be released (and may be pressed again) if <any normal key> is to be detected again. + with M-C-S- held down, <any normal key> is not detected at all, though it you keep pressing it repeatedly it will eventually be deteted after some seemingly random number of presses. Any ideas how to go about trying to understand why this is happening and how to fix it? Thanks.

Quoting Jacek Generowicz
+ M-S-<any normal key> works the first time, but SHIFT must be released (and may be pressed again) if <any normal key> is to be detected again.
+ with M-C-S- held down, <any normal key> is not detected at all, though it you keep pressing it repeatedly it will eventually be deteted after some seemingly random number of presses.
Any ideas how to go about trying to understand why this is happening and how to fix it?
Get a keyboard with n-key rollover, probably. ~d
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Jacek Generowicz
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