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It seems none supports XKB though.

> Broadcom will wash its hands of the matter, and if it resolves anything, it will do so for 26H1 if it follows the update protocol. In other words, by...

@m-doescode thanks for proposing! The most useful input would be to intercept the relevant requests and responses of the X server, using maybe [these tools](https://www.x.org/wiki/guide/debugging/#index3h2). We are looking specifically at:...

@mahkoh that’s a great find! So it a race condition? Something like: - Server send `XkbMapNotify` - Client receives it - Server has a keymap update - Client uses `XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping()`,...

My initial idea to tackle this is to implement a dedicated mechanism: - Active only on keys that have a key type such that its mask: - has `LevelThree` -...

@bluetech @whot See #932 for the rationale. My main reluctance for this function is that it can be abused or the app workaround get out of sync, while testing failures...

I am not satisfied with the amount of code modifications required for such feature.

@mahkoh What do you think of this proposal? #487 makes the original example with `Control_ ` + `ISO_Group_Shift` obsolete, but the situation is not solved for e.g. shortcuts.

> I think you should deprecate xkb_state_key_get_one_sym and have clients handle multiple keysyms. I do not think this is realistic. Especially for XWayland and the shortcut use case: if handling...

The idea is to create nodes that contain the overlapping results using a previously unused slot. Possible enhancements: - Naming - Compose sequence iterator - Doc - Integration in toolkits...