u/LeePetra

For some time now, on Linux, I've been experiencing rather strange behavior in Obsidian, where my focus (the active note marker) automatically jumps to a different note than the one I'm currently on.

I have one note open. And I literally see the selection jump to another note in the notes list. Sometimes the previously opened one, sometimes a different one. In the content edit field, however, I still have the cursor and the actual note in the edit box. :)

More importantly, this isn't a constant phenomenon – there are times when it happens constantly, and then – for some reason – the focus in the list doesn't change. Same session. Same vault. No messing with settings, etc.

I have absolutely no idea how to investigate the cause and resolve this issue.

I have two "problems" that I can't solve on my own.

Keyboard - I use a fairly standard "Polish" layout, so-called "programmer's" one, where pressing "right ALT" for certain letters brings up Polish diacritics. And it works perfectly.

But I'm used to the fact that if there's no other "Polish" character for a given letter, pressing "right ALT" for that letter doesn't work.

On EOS with KDE, I added a "Polish" keyboard, but when I press "right ALT" for "Q," I get, for example, the "π" (Pi) character.

It's not a problem - but it's far from my typing habit. How can I manage this?

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Secondly. My terminal is KDE Console. I like it. It works. BUT vanity compels me to check out Kitty and Ghostty.

And here's where the real circus begins, which, as a "newbie," I can't quite grasp. Additionally, when I want to use shortcuts and press something that has nothing assigned (by mistake, or just for testing), for example, SHIFT + CTRL + D (or another letter), I get "5;6u0;6u3;6u" in Ghostty. I don't know why this happens or how to "fix" it (I assume this is normal terminal behavior, but the effect is irritating – Console doesn't have this; nothing happens if a given shortcut is "empty").

Of course, both things give a wonderfully creative vibe in places, but please help me understand. :)