Running into issues just typing
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I'll be typing and for no reason my cursor will automatically move somewhere else on the page or paragraph and for the lack of a better phrase "jack my shit up".
It happens when I either press the Shift or Enter key. More noticeable with the Shift Key.
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I'll be typing and for no reason my cursor will automatically move somewhere else on the page or paragraph and for the lack of a better phrase "jack my shit up".
It happens when I either press the Shift or Enter key. More noticeable with the Shift Key.
navigation typing-break
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
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What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10
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I'll be typing and for no reason my cursor will automatically move somewhere else on the page or paragraph and for the lack of a better phrase "jack my shit up".
It happens when I either press the Shift or Enter key. More noticeable with the Shift Key.
navigation typing-break
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
236
I'll be typing and for no reason my cursor will automatically move somewhere else on the page or paragraph and for the lack of a better phrase "jack my shit up".
It happens when I either press the Shift or Enter key. More noticeable with the Shift Key.
navigation typing-break
navigation typing-break
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
236
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
236
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
236
asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
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asked Feb 6 at 19:52
Sebt1890
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What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10
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What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10
What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10
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Depending on which mac you're using, since you said its a built in keyboard im assuming it might be a macbook, you could try installing these drivers:
https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux
Im running ubuntu 17.10 on a 2017 macbook pro, and the keyboard/touchpad both didnt work at all until I went and installed these, now they work like a charm. They should fix little bugs like you're having as well.
I believe there are also drivers for older laptops linked in that thread
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
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Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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up vote
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Depending on which mac you're using, since you said its a built in keyboard im assuming it might be a macbook, you could try installing these drivers:
https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux
Im running ubuntu 17.10 on a 2017 macbook pro, and the keyboard/touchpad both didnt work at all until I went and installed these, now they work like a charm. They should fix little bugs like you're having as well.
I believe there are also drivers for older laptops linked in that thread
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
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up vote
2
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Depending on which mac you're using, since you said its a built in keyboard im assuming it might be a macbook, you could try installing these drivers:
https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux
Im running ubuntu 17.10 on a 2017 macbook pro, and the keyboard/touchpad both didnt work at all until I went and installed these, now they work like a charm. They should fix little bugs like you're having as well.
I believe there are also drivers for older laptops linked in that thread
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
Depending on which mac you're using, since you said its a built in keyboard im assuming it might be a macbook, you could try installing these drivers:
https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux
Im running ubuntu 17.10 on a 2017 macbook pro, and the keyboard/touchpad both didnt work at all until I went and installed these, now they work like a charm. They should fix little bugs like you're having as well.
I believe there are also drivers for older laptops linked in that thread
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
Depending on which mac you're using, since you said its a built in keyboard im assuming it might be a macbook, you could try installing these drivers:
https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux
Im running ubuntu 17.10 on a 2017 macbook pro, and the keyboard/touchpad both didnt work at all until I went and installed these, now they work like a charm. They should fix little bugs like you're having as well.
I believe there are also drivers for older laptops linked in that thread
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
answered Feb 6 at 20:52
tranfuria
716
716
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
add a comment |Â
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
Got it fixed :D Thanks a ton!
– Sebt1890
Feb 22 at 19:14
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What kind of keyboard are you using? USB? Bluetooth? What happens if you use a different keyboard?
– Robby1212
Feb 6 at 19:54
Are you using a laptop? if yes, have you tried disabling the touchpad?
– wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:01
I'm running an Ubuntu partition on my Mac so it's the built-in keyboard. I'll give it a reboot and try again. Disabling it can't be done since I require it for navigation on the websites. Thanks for the quick replies.
– Sebt1890
Feb 6 at 20:10