Eric

Look at the output of ```dmesg```, it should be filled with evbug messages if you use the keyboard (and ```lsmod``` should show that evbug is loaded)

Ah, I'm still on 4.19.28. I'll try the latest and see if it's no longer an issue.

No luck. I'm running the kernel deb from the Releases tab here: https://github.com/jakeday/linux-surface/releases/download/5.0.1-1/linux-image-5.0.1-surface-linux-surface_5.0.1-surface-linux-surface-4_amd64.deb It has the evbug module loaded, but I'm not sure what's causing it to be loaded. And...

A USB keyboard works fine without evbug, and so does the type cover when I'm using an X terminal. It seems like it's a combination of user error on my...

OK, some more data. When the input freezes because I brush the touchpad while typing at the console, the Type Cover USB device is disconnecting and reconnecting: ``` [61575.061380] input:...

This issue (type cover USB device detaching and re-attaching when I brush the touchpad while typing) is still present in the 5.0.7-1 release.

This problem is still present in 5.0.10. Can anyone besides @kylemsguy and me reproduce this, or is it possible we have flaky Type Cover hardware? (Seems unlikely given the different...

I guess I'd use wget to fetch a copy from GitHub directly. On Sun, Sep 18, 2022, 4:31 AM Scott Leibrand ***@***.***> wrote: > ***@***.**** commented on this pull request....

The problem is passing &os.Args to gtk.Init(). When I replace it with gtk.Init(nil), it works fine. Same problem for many of the other example programs.

When requesting a history page from a MM pump, the protocol returns 16 records to make up the whole page of data. The client sends the request, gets the first...