On 10/31/06, Doug McGarrett <dmcgarrett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I find that I frequently get double (or triple) characters when typing
into
the mailing list, or perhaps other aps. I forget what this is
called--something about the repeat setup. Is it possible to slow this
down, so as not to have the problem? I am using an IBM keyboard,
same as the one on the Windows machine.
(This is a noisy KB, but nothing types as well as these do! IBM made
good stuff, way back when!)
--doug
I guess you have changed the settings.
Go to KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Keyboard.
Adjust the settings, until the keyboard works properly.
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