[ale] keyboard issues
Nick Lucent
nlucent at mindspring.com
Fri Apr 23 20:04:05 EDT 1999
On Fri, 23 Apr 1999, Jim Williams wrote:
See if the cord is going bad, try moving it and see if the lights
blink/operation restored, whatever. im having the same problem w/ sore
wrists, Im using a ms keyboard, but it doesnt help. Go here for a bunch of
ergo keyboard suggestions
http://slashdot.org/askslashdot/99/02/23/1251212.shtml
Nick
> Hello all,
> I have finally made Linux (RH5.2 with the kernel it shipped
> with...2.0.3??) my workstation at my new job.
> I have one of those ergonomic M$ keyboards that I like to use but I am
> having a strange problem. After the system runs for awhile I notice
> the lights start to blink on the keyboard and then I lose all keyboard
> input. Then in a bit they blink again and control is restored. This
> keeps happening until the keyboard just completely dies (hard to
> shutdown cleanly at this point).
>
> It seems to not be happening with this generic keyboard I am using now
> but I have not been on it for very long.
>
> Preferably I would like some suggestions on other ergonomic keyboards
> so I can scrap this last piece of M$ garbage. My wrists get sore with
> a normal keyboard, especilly when I work out so I need a solution.
> Hard to write code when your fingers won't go where you want.
>
> Has anyone else run into a problem like this with these keyboards and
> fixed it. I do not want to just start changing the keyboard type and
> screw up my access to this system.
>
> Jim Williams
> Software Developer, ICC/GRSoftware
>
>
>
> ===
> Jim Williams
>
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