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not that ii've noticed

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Is it just me, or have keystroke repeats appeared in recent versions
of Plan 9 for the i386?

I thought my keyboard was getting tired, but I'm using a complete new
installation 1300km away and key repeats are still happening.  This is
in RIO, not the equally odd behaviour I've resigned myself to on the
console.

I can't really blame my fingers, either.

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