https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=318904
--- Comment #30 from h.goe...@crazy-compilers.com ---
I verified that adding some key with "NumLock" solves the problem:
The following created an additional X11 symbols file defining key 253 (which is
unused on my system) as NumLock and a keymap using de(neo) plus this additional
symbols. The xkbcomp call will activate this keymap.
....8<-------
mkdir -p /tmp/xkb/symbols /tmp/xkb/keymaps
cd /tmp/xkb
cat > symbols/fixkdeaccell << EOF
default partial keypad_keys
xkb_symbols "numlock" {
key <I253> { [ Num_Lock ] };
};
EOF
setxkbmap -layout de -variant neo -print | \
sed 's/de(neo)+/de(neo)+fixkdeaccell(numlock)+/' > keymaps/xkbtest
cat keymaps/xkbtest
xkbcomp -I. keymaps/xkbtest $DISPLAY
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Now you have both de(neo) and Alt-Tab working.
When running
QT_LOGGING_RULES="org.kde.kwindowsystem.keyserver.*.debug=true"
$KF5/bin/kglobalaccel5
this shows NumLock is detected.
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