Hello,
I've got a problem with FreeRDP x11 client and keyboard layout in a
ThinLinc environnement (https://www.cendio.com/)
Actually, I connect with the ThinLinc client to a Linux VM (Ubuntu
14.04.1 LTS). In the Linux session (Gnome btw), my keyboard works as it
should be.
# setxkbmap -query
This question about ZWERTY came from my client. I don't have the
keyboard here.
But when I did a grep for keyboard_layout under dfb/ it didn't look like
it was using any keyboard_layout stuff.
And when I checked the help it shows options for keyboard layout but
when I checked the code where the
Sure, and I saw the same message you report when I googled around.
The problem is that double checking by googling for "German keyboard layout"
and looking at all it returned (starting by tens of keyboard map images)
invalidated this.
All the German keyboard layouts I've found seem to be strictly b
2011/5/26 Bengt-Arne Fjellner :
> from:
> http://www.hometheaterforum.com/forum/thread/225261/computer-keyboards-in-other-countries#post_2724893
>
>> "In some European countries, such as Germany, the Q and Z have been
>> reversed on the keyboard, thus the first six letters are ZWERTY."
Hmm, odd ex
On 2011-05-26 11:02 , Philippe Auphelle wrote:
> Hi Nils,
>
> Sorry:
> I mentioned this wasn't a French layout because I'm using one all the time,
> but
> I wasn't the originator of the question! :)
>
> In fact, I've never seen or heard of a ZWERTY layout before, and I couldn't
> find
> one
2011/5/26 Philippe Auphelle :
> Sorry:
> I mentioned this wasn't a French layout because I'm using one all the time,
> but I wasn't the originator of the question! :)
Ah. Great. I'm a bit fuzzy today...
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Hi Nils,
Sorry:
I mentioned this wasn't a French layout because I'm using one all the time,
but I wasn't the originator of the question! :)
In fact, I've never seen or heard of a ZWERTY layout before, and I couldn't
find one by googling around.
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 10:48, Nils Andresen wro
2011/5/26 Philippe Auphelle :
> Nope, a french layout would be AZERTY ! :)
AH. ;-)
But did you find what you were looking for?
Nils
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With the market-leading so
> I guess that ZWERTY is a french layout so you could try "xfreerdp -k
0x040C"
Nope, a french layout would be AZERTY ! :)
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 08:28, Nils Andresen wrote:
> Hi Gerry,
> the keyboard is defined by the -k option.
> i.e. "xfreerdp -k 0xB407" runs xfreerdp using a germa
Hi Gerry,
the keyboard is defined by the -k option.
i.e. "xfreerdp -k 0xB407" runs xfreerdp using a german neo 2 layout.
A list of all possible layouts is available using "xfreerdp --kbd-list".
I guess that ZWERTY is a french layout so you could try "xfreerdp -k 0x040C"
Yours,
Nils
2011/
I realize that there are a few things missing in dfbfreerdp.
But, is it possible to use a ZWERTY keyboard with dfbfreerdp?
I didn't see any option related to keyboard layout so is QWERTY keyboard
the only choice?
Gerry
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