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4 Responses to "Snow Leopard’s USB Forgetfulness and AppleEvents?"

1. | Reply Erik J. Barzeski
   Posted 16 Oct 2009 at 3:40pm #
   

   A commenter on the earlier post pointed to an Apple Discussions board. I'd been putting my computer to sleep and waking it up to solve the issue, but it turns out there's a simpler way: kill the dock.

   I've made an AppleScript and assigned it a keyboard shortcut now so I can just fire up the script - tell application "Dock" to quit - when Spaces screws up my keyboard.

   And yeah, I'm kidding about the keyboard shortcut, obviously. I use the mouse to select the script from the FastScripts menu.

2. | Reply Sick of Spaces/Keyboard Bug | NSLog();
   Posted 04 Mar 2010 at 11:18pm #
   

   [...] and today, for some reason, have been horrible days for my computer regarding the Spaces/keyboard-go-bye-bye bug. Virtually every time I switch spaces I have to quit my [...]

3. | Reply 10.6.4 Still Doesn’t Fix Spaces Bug? | NSLog();
   Posted 27 Jul 2010 at 11:27am #
   

   [...] may have fixed the AppleEvents Timing Out bug, but one bug that's still around is the Spaces bug I described here. Essentially, if I use ctrl-1 to ctrl-3 to move between my Spaces, quite often the keyboard will [...]

4. | Reply USB Overdrive and Problems with Spaces | NSLog();
   Posted 08 Nov 2010 at 1:06pm #
   

   [...] little over a year ago I briefly wrote about a bug with Spaces. Essentially, if I switch spaces (either directly to a space with the number keys or by using the [...]