Re:My MacBook Pro had over 10k USD in repairs
by NovemberWhiskey on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @02:45PM
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Have you applied the 11.5.2 update? The Caps Lock slowness/beach ball issue seems to be related to the high WindowServer CPU issue and has gone away for me since I applied 11.5.2.
Re:My MacBook Pro had over 10k USD in repairs
by nocture on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @02:41PM
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I map it the same way to caps lock and experience exactly the same you describe. I noticed after the last patch a few weeks ago it went away for now. Been driving me nuts until.
Re:My MacBook Pro had over 10k USD in repairs
by nielsole on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @05:20PM
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For me it's the '0' key on my numpad on an external keyboard. Takes up to 500ms to be scanned. All other keys have input lag, but are scanned instantly.
Keyboard works flawless on Linux. Really weird. Wondering if the '0'key is somehow scanned in software on Mac.
Re:My MacBook Pro had over 10k USD in repairs
by hpoe on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @04:55PM
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I was running an MBP for work and running Doom Emacs got me the exact same issue, that would spread to everything. Luckily I was up for a new machine before things got to bad and on the new Dell Percision I haven't had any issues (after I installed Ubuntu on it)
Re:My MacBook Pro had over 10k USD in repairs
by zellyn on Wednesday August 25, 2021 @02:50PM
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Huh. Me too. It's like it switches between two modes: typing, or emacs-keys-movement. And sometimes gets so bad it takes almost a second between them.
Resetting my bluetooth module and factory resetting all connected bluetooth peripherals helps usually. But it's a pain.
My CapsLock key (mapped to Esc because I am a Doom Emacs User) gets really slow over days. Like in ~4 seconds to register. A reboot fixed the delay. But it degrades again.
Happened twice. Thankfully, after the last reboot, it seems to be holding.
Last year MBP running Big Sur.