Hi DRC,

Am Freitag, 4. Mai 2018 16:22:27 UTC+2 schrieb DRC:
>
> I'm not sure I'm clear on exactly what is happening.  When you say 
> "wrong layout", what is the visible symptom of the problem?  Do you mean 
> that the keys are not translated correctly between client and server? 
> Or is the layout within the guest operating system actually changing? 
>

No, all OSs involved here (the guest OS, the host OS and the Client OS) 
think, they use the german layout. There is no change in keyboard layout 
configuration. Fact is, I get the characters in this table (hope you can 
read this table format):

| Key pressed on keyboard | character appearing in VM |
| zZ                      | yY                        |
| &                       | /                         |
| (                       | )                         |
| *                       | (                         |
| \                       | #                         |
| >                       | :                         |
| +                       | `                         |
| #                       | §                         |
| -                       | ß                         |
| "                       | Ä                         |
| /                       | -                         |
| )                       | =                         |
| =                       | '                         |
| ?                       | _                         |
| '                       | ä                         |
| _                       | ?                         |
| :                       | Ö                         |
| ;                       | ö                         |
| {                       | Ü                         |
| [                       | ü                         |
| ]                       | +                         |
| }                       | *                         |
| \                       | #                         |
| ~                       | °                         |
| @                       | "                         |
| yY                      | zZ                        |

Keep in mind to search these keys on a german keyboard! For some of them 
Shift or AltGr has to be hit additionally. Some keys (like Ä e.g.) normally 
providing a character do nothing in the VM.
 

> Also, when you run VirtualBox within TurboVNC, are you running it 
> exclusively, or are you using a window manager as well?


The VM runs in a window managed by the window manager of the host.
 

>  (what are the 
> contents of your ~/.vnc/xstartup.turbovnc file?) 
>

I found this file, but I never did any changes to it. It is in its original 
state like created by TurboVNC. And it is older than the installation of 
VirtualBox and the VM. It is attached here.

Kind Regards
Torsten
 

>
> On 5/4/18 5:28 AM, torsten wrote: 
> > Hi, 
> > 
> > on the host I'm connected via TurboVNC I have a VirtualBox VM. Inside 
> > this VM I obviously get the default english keyboard layout instead of 
> > the german one I'm really using. When I sit at the console and work with 
> > the VM without using the TurboVNC session, all keys are correct. All 
> > other software on the host accessed via TurboVNC gets the correct keys 
> > too  The wrong layout comes back, when I use the local TurboVNC Client 
> > connecting the same session and start the VM within it. Is there a way 
> > to get the correct keyboard layout in the VM accessed via TurboVNC? 
> > 
> > Kind Regards 
> > Torsten 
>

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