[Bug 34485] Sticky modifier keys

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Wed Sep 11 14:08:46 CDT 2013


http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34485

--- Comment #3 from Igor Franchuk <sprog at online.ru> 2013-09-11 14:08:46 CDT ---
I would love to be of assistance, but shortly after winetest64-latest.exe
showed 5 failed test (about 30% of the progress bar) first KDE's KWIN 4.10.5
hung and then the linux box become unresponsive and I got to power it off. I'm
running Gentoo amd64 with Preemptible Kernel. The system failure occurred
shortly after d3d tests.

I'm not clear how to use regression tests to determine the problem with the
sticky key. 

Returning to the sticky meta keys the problem follows the pattern:

1. It always happens when a lot of applications are running, i.e. many tabs in
a navigator, libre office, many, about 90 instances of different applications.
(system load should be high)

2. If I'm connected to the linux box with XRDP - the problem occurs much more
often. 

3. It never happened with 1.3 but always happened with all the following
releases 

4. When meta key is stuck - native linux applications are not affected. 

5. It looks like the problem has something to do with the language switch which
is on Ctrl+Shift in my case. And Ctrl is the key that sticks most of the time.

KDE in my case is configured to keep individual language settings for each
application running. 

I understand this is not much, but may be someday it help to understand what's
going on. It has something to do with the key press/release events, like
release is lost by some reason.

Thanks a lot for all the hard work you do on WINE, it's a miracle what WINE can
already do. This is the kind of application linux world needed the most.


(In reply to comment #2)
> (In reply to comment #1)
> > I meant from wine 1.4, 1.3 was the last version of wine which worked with
> > modifier keys well. Sorry.
> 
> Please run a regression test:
> http://wiki.winehq.org/RegressionTesting

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