Hi,

I just tested it with a german keyboard. All the number keys on the keypad produce the correct numbers. I'm using the native Windows viewer and the server version 2.2.3 like Kimmo too. I see only one little difference: The del key on the keypad labeled with a comma for num lock on produces a comma under the local Windows OS and a period point on the remote host with the TurboVNC server. For your info: In german language the period point is a comma. All other keypad keys do what they should do. And the cursor control functions with num lock off also work fine.

Best regards

Torsten

Am 24.10.2019 um 21:32 schrieb DRC:

I can't reproduce the issue, even with a Finnish keyboard layout on the client.  Weird.


On 10/24/19 2:24 PM, Kimmo wrote:
Hello,

I didn't find any post on this issue so I thought this might be useful for 
somebody strugling with the keypad numbers not being recognized correctly on 
the server side.

I noticed the keypad numbers (with num lock on) were recognized as regular 
numerical keys (on the top row of the keyboard) on the server side. I checked 
this with 'xev'. This is not an issue in most cases but for example with 
Blender there is a difference between the numerical keys and numpad keys.

I was able to fix this issue by opening 'Onboard' (on-screen-keyboard) in VNC 
session on Mate desktop. By first inserting some keypad number with the 
'Onboard' (with num lock on) the keypad keys entered from the client side 
physical keyboard were recognized correctly as KP_X keys. The keypad keys were 
recognized correctly even after server side reboot.

The same behaviour was observed with four different systems with Ubuntu 16.04 
and 18.04. The Mate desktop environment and lightdm was used in all cases. All 
the keyboards used in the testing had Finnish layout but I'm not sure if that 
has anything to do with this issue. The viewer was the non-Java Windows version 
and the TurboVNC server version was 2.2.3.

Great software regardless of this issue.

-Kimmo


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