Description of problem: The Windows key now seems to send both hyper and super at the same time, even though in the keyboard settings program in control-center, I've set it to send only super. It worked for me in Red Hat 9, though I don't recall what my keyboard settings were. I just used the default. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): control-center-2.6.1-3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Choose App menu/Preferences/Keyboard 2. Note the "Warning" window that pops up too briefly to read (another bug, perhaps) 3. Select the Layout Options tab 4. Confirm that the Windows key should act as either Hyper or Super, but not both. 5. Open up emacs with X 6. Type "C-h c" and then press the windows key with the letter "a" Actual results: It says H-s-a is undefined, indicating the windows key is both hyper and super. Expected results: Should say H-a is undefined or s-a is undefined, depending on settings. Additional info:
I had the same problem. Looks like the reason is xmodmap's following setting: add Mod4 = Super_L Hyper_L I've changed that to add Mod4 = Hyper_L add Mod5 = Super_R and it works for me now (Emacs gets H-a and s-a and not H-s-a) (I only have Hyper_L and Super_R, you might want something like: add Mod4 = Hyper_L Hyper_R add Mod5 = Super_L Super_R ) Don't forget to clear Mod4 clear Mod5 before that.
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Hi, This bug is being closed because it has been in the NEEDINFO state for a long time now. Feel free to reopen the bug report if the problem still happens for you and you can provide any information that was requested.