Open stbohne opened 4 years ago
Sorry you are saying you have the issue with :
MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = yes
and that MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = yes
fixes your issue?:)
MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = no
fixes it. But of course then I lose mouse keys.
Maybe it's something as simple as not sending a report if there's no change?
I've tracked it down to a call to mousekey_send()
in clear_keyboard_but_mods_and_keys()
in tmk_core/common/actions.c. Commenting that call out seems to avoid the issue without affecting mousekey functionality.
clear_keyboard_but_mods_and_keys()
gets called in all sorts of different situations, so I have no idea what negative effects this has. For example, I noticed that no-op mouse events get sent when the layer is changed.
Just chiming in, this is also the case on my Ubuntu laptop
I’m also experiencing this on a RP2040-based keyboard, running vial-qmk. When I try to put my computer to sleep, while this keyboard is connected, the computer wakes instantly. I have to put the computer to sleep about 3 times for it to actually work.
Setting
MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = no
seems to fix the issue.
Same here. This setting, when placed in my QMK keymap’s rules.mk
, does workaround the issue. However, that means I can’t use the encoder on the keyboard for scrolling, which is a huge downside.
Is there any other potential solution here?
~Oh, actually, if I explicitly set MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = yes
, then this issue goes away for me.~
Nevermind; the issue came back after a moment. Maybe it’s something that has to do with actually setting up mouse scroll keys, possibly also on an encoder?
Upon further testing, MOUSEKEY_ENABLE
seems to have no impact on my Mac sleep function. The problem exists whether or not I use MOUSEKEY_ENABLE
. I’m still trying to figure out a pattern, however.
Is this still occurring?
I haven't tried again. Will see if I can get the chance to do that the coming days.
This still occurs for me on macOS 14.4, with either QMK or ZMK keyboards. My guess is, it’s a general issue of custom keyboards and macOS. I haven’t updated to macOS 15 yet, though, and it is possible it’s been fixed there.
With MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = yes when I press the power button my laptop goes to sleep only to wake up a few seconds later.
Describe the Bug
The Event Log shows for example:
Information 2020/03/06 19:57:18 Kernel-Power 507 (158) System The system is exiting connected standby
Reason: Input Mouse. Information 2020/03/06 19:57:13 Kernel-Power 506 (157) System The system is entering connected standby
Reason: Power Button.
Setting MOUSEKEY_ENABLE = yes seems to fix the issue.SettingMOUSEKEY_ENABLE = no
seems to fix the issue.System Information
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