Another strange Speakup quirk?

[Gaijin]

On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 03:22:45PM -0700, Gregory Nowak wrote:
> The winkey/startmenu key is meant to act like the insert key on the numpad.

	Okay, then it's the keyboard, which, of course, being a 
Mickeysoft product, I despise...Especially the Function key changer 
switch that keeps it's value when pressed, even after a power-off.  I'm 
sure, like I've seen evidence of, that my keyboard is one of those ones 
with keystroke logging capabilities.  The fact that it remembers that 
I've pressed that function key changing switch proves to me it contains 
non-volatile memory.


> I'm using speakupconf in my debian system's /etc/rc.local without
> problems, and it loads the settings just fine on startup as is.

	Hmmm.  Well, I'll try deleting /etc/speakup and try it again.  
Maybe that'll work.  TIA,

				Michael