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Oh my God, the MacOS login screen.. If you have Capslock set to change your keyboard language, and your computer locks with Capslock enabled, you literally can
by OsrsNeedsf2P 7mo ago
Oh my God, the MacOS login screen..
If you have Capslock set to change your keyboard language, and your computer locks with Capslock enabled, you literally can't type lowercase letters of your password. Capslock doesn't work, shift doesn't make it go lowercase - you literally just have to reboot to get back in.
- thih9 7mo ago> If you have Capslock set to change your keyboard language, and your computer locks with Capslock enabled How would your computer lock with capslock enabled? I.e. if capslock on that computer is set to change keyboard language?
- EstanislaoStan 7mo agoMaybe they're saying the key rebound to serve as capslock doesn't work on the lock screen?
- thih9 7mo agoIf yes, perhaps there are relatively easy ways to address this. I.e. configure the custom binding to also work on lock screen. Karabiner supports this I think. Alternatively, rebind caps lock with a custom binding and not os settings (i.e. don’t rebind keys in both a custom tool and the OS). Then, if custom bindings don’t work on lock screen, you get the default, working keyboard on lock screen.
- riknos314 7mo ago[dead]
- asutekku 7mo agoThat must be something you have changed, because if I have capslock enabled, it shows the capslock icon in the input field and the key is pressable to disable it for me.