Re: (no subject)

[Svetoslav S. <ga...@st...>]

Quoting fr...@fr...:

> Hi,
>     Sorry, my email was full!
> 
>     I choose the logitech keyboard because it was the only USB keyboard I 
> found in my country. I live on a carribean island.
>     I bought it with a PCI GeForce4MX to test the BRuby console for a 
> cybercafe. It didn't fully worked (it hungs after a Ctrl-Alt-Backspace) with
> 
> my set of video cards, the AGP was integrated to the motherboard but I'll try
> 
> it late whith another combination.

have you tried with XFree prefered Bus ID?
changing the primary video card(in case it's possible)?
what chip has the onboard video ?

> 
> OutTopic: I think there are too many keys on the keyboard: music/internet...
> I 
> prefer those keyboard with only the standard key. The only thing that is cool
> 
> is the roll with two buttons to launch applications quikly! It's like on some
> 
> Sony laptops! I think there should be the same thing in KDE or Gnome: press
> 
> the third button and roll it to change the window.

it's not off topic,
this used to be the correct list 
but lately none of the linux-console developers seem to read it :(

you probably have to ask on lkml and/ or write directly to Vojtech Pavlik
the maintainer of the linux input subsystem

if the problem exists only under bruby you probably won't get any 
support until you check/prove that it doesn't work under standard 2.4 or
2.6-test kernel.

best,

svetljo