Once you press Ctrl+Break, the key acts like it's
forever pressed and never released.
I suspect the problem is in "xkeymap.c" where the
comment is made that "XK_Break" has "no release
sequence." I suspect that it does. The problem acts
=exactly= like a key-released sequence is never sent
for this key.
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By pure experimentation I have found what appears to be a
solution to this problem, but I don't know how to update
the source-code to fix it.
Near line 324 of xkeymap.c, an "if" statement ends with
"no release sequence." Guessing that this must be wrong,
I added an "else" clause that seems to work:
else
{
rdp_send_scancode(ev_time, RDP_KEYRELEASE,
(SCANCODE_EXTENDED | 0xc6));
rdp_send_scancode(ev_time, RDP_KEYRELEASE,
(SCANCODE_EXTENDED | 0x46));
}
... simply sending the two scancodes listed in the "if"
part, in reverse order, as key-up. All I can really say
is, "it seems to work."