Ubuntu correcting 'za' to 'zæ' while typing
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For some reason, after the latest update, whenever I type the z & a keys one after the other fast enough, that keystroke is converted to 'zæ'. The a gets changed to 'æ' which isn't even a character in any language I've got installed, which is extremely annoying. ZÆ even in caps...
Using Ubuntu 18.04. The language it's set to is English (US), and this happens both with an English (any) or Spanish (Spain/America) layout.
Dvorak doesn't have that problem though. Weird... I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma with the OpenRazer drivers.
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For some reason, after the latest update, whenever I type the z & a keys one after the other fast enough, that keystroke is converted to 'zæ'. The a gets changed to 'æ' which isn't even a character in any language I've got installed, which is extremely annoying. ZÆ even in caps...
Using Ubuntu 18.04. The language it's set to is English (US), and this happens both with an English (any) or Spanish (Spain/America) layout.
Dvorak doesn't have that problem though. Weird... I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma with the OpenRazer drivers.
keyboard language input-language input-method
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
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asked May 27 at 16:34
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I've found it also correctszotozø. It appears that thezkey (z+a&z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.
– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26
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For some reason, after the latest update, whenever I type the z & a keys one after the other fast enough, that keystroke is converted to 'zæ'. The a gets changed to 'æ' which isn't even a character in any language I've got installed, which is extremely annoying. ZÆ even in caps...
Using Ubuntu 18.04. The language it's set to is English (US), and this happens both with an English (any) or Spanish (Spain/America) layout.
Dvorak doesn't have that problem though. Weird... I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma with the OpenRazer drivers.
keyboard language input-language input-method
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
1,98561324
asked May 27 at 16:34
rgon
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For some reason, after the latest update, whenever I type the z & a keys one after the other fast enough, that keystroke is converted to 'zæ'. The a gets changed to 'æ' which isn't even a character in any language I've got installed, which is extremely annoying. ZÆ even in caps...
Using Ubuntu 18.04. The language it's set to is English (US), and this happens both with an English (any) or Spanish (Spain/America) layout.
Dvorak doesn't have that problem though. Weird... I'm using a Razer Blackwidow Chroma with the OpenRazer drivers.
keyboard language input-language input-method
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
1,98561324
asked May 27 at 16:34
rgon
1
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
1,98561324
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
1,98561324
edited May 27 at 19:14
Graham
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1,98561324
asked May 27 at 16:34
rgon
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asked May 27 at 16:34
rgon
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asked May 27 at 16:34
rgon
1
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I've found it also correctszotozø. It appears that thezkey (z+a&z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.
– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26
add a comment |Â
I've found it also correctszotozø. It appears that thezkey (z+a&z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.
– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26
I've found it also corrects
zo to zø. It appears that the z key (z+a & z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
I've found it also corrects
zo to zø. It appears that the z key (z+a & z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26
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I've found it also corrects
zotozø. It appears that thezkey (z+a&z+o) is a modifier which produces the weird characters (æøµâ€œn). But there appears to be some hysteresis set up, so it also happens when the sequence is typed fast. Still haven't figured out why it has activated or how to deactivate it.– rgon
May 30 at 8:19
The<kbd>z</kbd> key seems to activate those functions that belong to <kbd>AltGr</kbd>. However, when I open the 'Show Keyboard Layout' program, the <kbd>z</kbd> key only triggers the proper key. Weird...
– rgon
May 30 at 8:26