https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504943
--- Comment #3 from Misha <merem...@gmail.com> --- I found what triggers the unexpected behavior - it's a udev rule that modifies the behavior of a keyboard (not from the same vendor as the mouse). DETAILS: In "/etc/udev/hwdb.d", I have a rule (the only file in that directory) that swaps Home and Delete keys on a keyboard (Keychron K6). The content of the file is evdev:input:b0005v05ACp024F* KEYBOARD_KEY_7004a=delete KEYBOARD_KEY_7004c=home If this file is removed, the rules are updated, and (just in case) the computer is restarted, the bug disappears. If the rule is reinstated, the bug appears even if no devices with the same vendor ID (0x05AC) are connected to the computer. I don't have sufficient knowledge of Linux internals to understand how this works and why this doesn't affect Wayland, but this is what empirical observations are. So, I guess, after all, KDE has little to do with this. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
