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There is an option in dconf: '/org/cinnamon/settings-daemon/peripherals/keyboard/remember-numlock-state', which should be checked before writing to dconf. I can't see any change of CSD behaviour when this option is enabled or disabled.
I solved my problem by commenting out lines from 155 to 168 and recompiling the package. I don't want to remember the NumLock state between sessions at all, so it works for me. But it's a workaround losing feature to remember the state if someone needs it.
Issue
CSD writes to disk on every press of NumLock.
Steps to reproduce
Press the NumLock and watch the disk operation indicator.
Use
sudo inotifywait -m -e modify -r /home/user/.config/dconf
to watch the realtime modifications:Expected behaviour
There is an option in dconf: '/org/cinnamon/settings-daemon/peripherals/keyboard/remember-numlock-state', which should be checked before writing to dconf. I can't see any change of CSD behaviour when this option is enabled or disabled.
The actual code from the source file csd-keyboard-manager.c Line: 162 is:
Other information
The same behavior can be seen on previous versions of Linux Mint / Cinnamon.
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