https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=496876
John Kizer <john.ki...@proton.me> changed:
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--- Comment #7 from John Kizer <john.ki...@proton.me> ---
(In reply to Roke Julian Lockhart Beedell from comment #6)
> Like `dnf reinstall`-ing everything? I'd considered that, but I recall
> hearing that postrans scripts can sometimes be skipped when that's done, so
> I'm wary in case it definitively corrupts my OS installation.
That's fair, just thinking if this is an "exploratory" installation it could be
worth trying that out, but you might want to be more conservative if you're
already down the path of getting that machine setup for work.
> Perhaps of note, I did report last year seeing something slightly similar in
> its expression and irreproducibility –
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=484553#c0. That was on another OS,
> although I recall it affecting the Fedora 40 live USB image I created too.
Does the same thing happen with drag-and-drops as well? If so, is it possible
that your mouse, or some other piece of hardware, is somehow periodically
sending a scancode that's getting interpreted as Esc while holding down the
button? (Very much an "out there" theory but since the effect looks like what
happens if you press Esc while drag and dropping, thought it might be worth a
cursory check at least)
> I'd never considered that DNF could be used outside of Fedora. Good on them
> for designing it in a modular manner.
I've seen some pretty daring package manager switching play out on distribution
forums!
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