After disconnecting from and re-connecting to USB (e.g. when switching a KVM switch), the keyboard reverts to its default settings for repeat delay and rate. Trinity should re-apply the settings when the keyboard is re-attached to USB.
Steps to reproduce
Set keyboard repeat delay and rate to non-default values (e.g. 200 ms delay, 50 repeats/s).
Disconnect and re-connect USB keyboard
Repeat rate is now much lower.
## Basic information
- TDE version: R14.1.0 <!-- such as R14.0.12 - see tde-config -v -->
- Distribution: Debian bookworm <!-- such as Debian Bullseye - see lsb_release -sd -->
- Hardware: i386 <!-- amd64 / i386 / ppc64el / armhf / ... -->
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## Description
After disconnecting from and re-connecting to USB (e.g. when switching a KVM switch), the keyboard reverts to its default settings for repeat delay and rate. Trinity should re-apply the settings when the keyboard is re-attached to USB.
## Steps to reproduce
1. Set keyboard repeat delay and rate to non-default values (e.g. 200 ms delay, 50 repeats/s).
2. Disconnect and re-connect USB keyboard
3. Repeat rate is now much lower.
A strong +1 from me. I've also been affected by this and it is a major pain. As a workaround I use xset from the terminal to set the repeat rates, e.g. xset r rate 200 30. This is faster than going to TCC, but still annoying.
A strong +1 from me. I've also been affected by this and it is a major pain. As a workaround I use `xset` from the terminal to set the repeat rates, e.g. `xset r rate 200 30`. This is faster than going to TCC, but still annoying.
Basic information
Description
After disconnecting from and re-connecting to USB (e.g. when switching a KVM switch), the keyboard reverts to its default settings for repeat delay and rate. Trinity should re-apply the settings when the keyboard is re-attached to USB.
Steps to reproduce
A strong +1 from me. I've also been affected by this and it is a major pain. As a workaround I use
xsetfrom the terminal to set the repeat rates, e.g.xset r rate 200 30. This is faster than going to TCC, but still annoying.This shouldn't be too hard to implement. We could probably take some hints from the KDE keyboard tool. I'll take a look one of these days.