[spydrct02]

After trying a few more possible workarounds, nothing did the trick. I asked another Linux user to test if the numpad did the same for him on Graal, and it did. I should've got him to post here.

Is the Linux version using keycode detection for the key binds? When I use xev in a console and press a numpad number, it shows it as the same keycode when numlock is both on and off. Maybe it should be detecting the "KP value" instead? Provided it says "KP_4" when numlock is on, and "KP_Left" when off, everything is working fine on the OS itself - and proof of that being it actually does work as a left arrow key (when numlock is off) in text editors.

Can anyone fix this? I'm sure the time I've waited [for a reply] is 4.9 times longer than it would've taken to fix.