...to avoid surprises on Acer Aspire One laptops where the numeric
keyboard does not physically exist but "overlaps" the qwerty keyboard.
Reported-by: staryvyr on IRC
Note: We do not like changing defaults, but feel that there is a good
reason for this one.
*<keyboard><numlock>* [on|off]
When recognizing a new keyboard enable or disable Num Lock.
- Default is on.
+ Default is off.
*<keyboard layoutScope="">* [global|window]
Stores the keyboard layout either globally or per window and restores
your favourite terminal or application launcher. See rc.xml for an example.
-->
<keyboard>
- <numlock>on</numlock>
+ <numlock>off</numlock>
<layoutScope>global</layoutScope>
<repeatRate>25</repeatRate>
<repeatDelay>600</repeatDelay>
rc.repeat_rate = 25;
rc.repeat_delay = 600;
- rc.kb_numlock_enable = true;
+ rc.kb_numlock_enable = false;
rc.kb_layout_per_window = false;
rc.screen_edge_strength = 20;
rc.window_edge_strength = 20;