And the keyboard lose the match

The problems still present

There are still a couple of issues I wasn’t able to smash this night but I hope to do soon;

• the WIN key doesn’t react as it should and is ignored by KDE (note: I found the problem while I was here so this *should* be fixed in the patch I linked before but I haven’t tried it right now);
• the ZoomIn/ZoomOut keys aren’t well-read by the system, and I’m not able to use them on KDE for now;
• the mouse’s buttons are seen like buttons as they are and they aren’t remappable on KDE.. this is something which needs to be changed in kdelibs.. I’ll try;
• this is the major problem: some keys are “ghosts” of other, for example if I press the “windows list” key it acts like a Stop key. I’m not sure what’s the deal with them but I’ll try to find out soon, they are just a few, the main ones works fine as they should.

Anyway the keyboard itself works well and is quite comfortable to use, a good choice
As soon as I’ve cleared out the above problems I’ll submit the patch to Xorg to see if it’s good enough.