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After the upgrade to 22.04 earlier this week I can no longer turn off the CapsLock key with terminal command 'setxkbmap -option caps:none'. Was this intentional? Or, is there another way to do so?

Dick Silbar, [email protected]

Vanadium's suggestion to use Gnome Tweaks seems to do the job. After installing it, go to Keyboard and Mouse, then to Additional Layout Options, then to Capslock Behavior, and turn on Capslock Disbled. Pressing the CapsLock key now no longer turns on the little light above the numeric keypad. I will see if that remains true in future log-ins.

Thank you, Vanadium

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  • 22.04 defaults to Wayland. Switch back to Xorg.
    – Quasímodo
    Aug 28, 2022 at 1:23
  • You can use Gnome Tweaks to do that in the default Ubuntu desktop
    – vanadium
    Aug 28, 2022 at 10:50

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Solved by Vanadium's suggestion. I edited my query to say, in more detail, what I did to fix it. (And, by the way, the fix persists even after a reboot.)

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