Closed amrit92 closed 1 month ago
@amrit92
Interesting. This can normally only happen inside a VM or some remote desktop app where you turn CapsLock on and then leave the app and hit CapsLock on the host without the guest or remote system knowing about it. I can't even imagine how this could happen outside that situation. Does this never happen with Toshy disabled? Does it happen in a specific app?
@amrit92 @RedBearAK I am having the same behavior as well, but I don't believe this is the issue of Toshy. IMHO this is more likely an issue of GNOME. I am on Fedora 40 with GNOME 46, and I had this issue even before installing Toshy.
Here are others' reports (and I don't believe everyone of them has installed toshy):
Thanks @SukkaW that makes a lot more sense than this somehow being caused by the keymapper behind Toshy.
So @amrit92 I am going to close this as resolved since there is probably nothing Toshy can do about the issue. Even if you find that it happens more frequently or even very reliably while using Toshy, that would be something to add to the GNOME bug reports. The GNOME shell is the most likely culprit here.