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> knowtree@aloha.com wrote:
> | My recent, minor updates to XFree86 and Gnome 2.8 have resulted in one
> | major and one minor problem: keys skip or stick
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> I have not seen this on either of my GNOME 2.8 test machines, but there
> was a problem similar to this under GNOME 2.6.  The solution was to do a
> forced upgrade of libgnome, gnomevfs2, and gnomecontrolcenter2 twice.  So:
> 
> # portupgrade -f libgnome gnomevfs2 gnomecontrolcenter2
> # portupgrade -f libgnome gnomevfs2 gnomecontrolcenter2
> 
> This fixes a condition where some files are deleted by the installation
> of one port, and reinstalled by the installation of another.  If this
> doesn't fix the problem, try creating a dummy gnome account, and see if
> the problem reoccurs on a clean account.

I did what you suggested with no change in behavior. What's next?

Gary Dunn
Honolulu