> KVM/QEMU, mostly during BIOS phase/early boot. Your question is spot
> on because I think that it might not be ssvnc's fault at all. I will
> further investigate.
Thank you, please do.
For reference, ssvnc's popup action ctrl-alt-del does not do anything
special (this is just the original unix vncviewer implementation) for
the ctrl-alt-del combination, it simply does this:
SendRFBEvent(keydown,Control_L)\
SendRFBEvent(keydown,Alt_L)\
SendRFBEvent(key,Delete)\
SendRFBEvent(keyup,Alt_L)\
SendRFBEvent(keyup,Control_L)\
which should be the same as the ssvnc user holding/tapping those keys.
And, as with all VNC key events that lead to termination of the
connection, it is never certain that the "up" key events make it to the
vnc server or are processed by it...
Karl
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