I face the same problem but only under special circumstances.
kdesktop_lock doesn't respond to the keyboard if I
1) Suspend the machine (to disk, that is). If I just lock the screen, I can't reproduce the problem.
2) Resume the machine
3) *** Pressing spacebar *** to activate the password dialog. If I shake the mouse, the dialog works fine.
I suspect taj's problem is different from erzhong's. erzhong's problem sound similar to mine: the keyboard does not work at all. For example, the tab key does not cause focus to shift between controls. However X remains responsive to Ctrl-Alt-1 requests. The program doesn't crash throughout the episode, so it's not possible to get the backtrace... is it?
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By the way, there's a cleaner way to get back to work>> Ctrl-Alt-1, login, execute
I face the same problem but only under special circumstances.
kdesktop_lock doesn't respond to the keyboard if I
1) Suspend the machine (to disk, that is). If I just lock the screen, I can't reproduce the problem.
2) Resume the machine
3) *** Pressing spacebar *** to activate the password dialog. If I shake the mouse, the dialog works fine.
I suspect taj's problem is different from erzhong's. erzhong's problem sound similar to mine: the keyboard does not work at all. For example, the tab key does not cause focus to shift between controls. However X remains responsive to Ctrl-Alt-1 requests. The program doesn't crash throughout the episode, so it's not possible to get the backtrace... is it?
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By the way, there's a cleaner way to get back to work>> Ctrl-Alt-1, login, execute
$ killall kdesktop_lock