The problem it seems is that if I click key 125 (home) it acts as ctrl and locks on until you click
key 121 or 122 to remove the lock.
Could it be in any way related to this nasty problem?
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I have the same issue. I've been tinkering a bit and I think it has something to do with Fluxbox too.
When I tap any of the silkscreen icons, the keyboard stops responding. It just locks - xev doesn't report keypresses, not even xvkbd works. For some reason the bottom row of app buttons and the Menu button still work, though.
Let's say I have this on ~/.fluxbox/keys:
None XF86Launch0 : exec aterm
None XF86Launch1 : exec aterm
None XF86Launch2 : exec aterm
None XF86Launch3 : exec aterm
None XF86Launch4 : exec aterm
I have aterm assigned to all silkscreen keys. When I tap e.g. the Calendar icon, aterm opens, but I can't type anything because the keyboard has been locked. Tapping any other icon opens the assigned program, but the keyboard stays locked. Only exiting X or restarting Fluxbox brings the keyboard back.
Now remove one of those lines from ~/.fluxbox/keys, e.g. the one for the Mail silkscreen button:
None XF86Launch3 : exec aterm
Launch Fluxbox again. Nothing happens when tapping the Mail icon (as expected) but this time
the keyboard doesn't lock. Note that the rest of the icons still open aterm and lock the keyboard,
but only until you tap the Mail icon: it does nothing (because it has no action assigned) but the keyboard will unlock.
So this is the workaround I'm using: I chose the Calendar icon to unlock the keyboard, so I left the line regarding XF86Launch1 out of my ~/.fluxbox/keys file. After tapping any other icon I have to tap the Calendar one to be able to use the keyboard.
No big deal for me because all I wanted was a way to swap mouse buttons and open the Fluxbox rootmenu in PDA mode, but IMHO this issue needs a fix.