The characters typed will be the characters you type locally. Guacamole will translate as needed, using Unicode only where the remote end lacks a character (such as "ю"). If you wish to type a period, you will need to press whichever keys are used to type a period on your local keyboard layout. Guacamole will automatically turn those keypresses into the keypresses required by the RDP server.
You should also make sure that the remote keyboard layout is set to match the layout chosen in your connection parameters. It doesn't need match your local layout, but it absolutely must your remote layout so Guacamole knows how your RDP server will be interpreting scancodes. The scancodes sent will be incorrect if this is not the case, resulting in behavior like you describe. As long as the connection parameter and your RDP server's layout match, everything should just be seamless. - Mike On Mon, Dec 30, 2019, 23:38 Roman <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks very much for your answer, yes it works but unfortunately some > signs doesn't match when I use RU layout, for example instead of period > sign I got Russian letter "ю". > All signs match only if I set Unicode layout but in that way I can't send > keyboard shortcuts. > > > 30.12.2019, 21:17, "Mike Jumper" <[email protected]>: > > On Mon, Dec 30, 2019, 00:04 Rom@n <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello, guys! > > I’m using Unicode layout and can’t break ping process of windows CMD. > > If I switch to English layout, I can do the break. > > But Russian layout isn’t present in Guacamole. > > Is there any workaround ? > > > Yes: set the keyboard layout within the RDP session to one of the > currently-supported layouts and select that layout in the connection > parameters. > > Guacamole will automatically use Unicode events for any characters not > present in the layout, like Russian characters, but will use normal key > events for any characters present in the server layout (Ctrl-C, etc. will > work). > > https://guacamole.apache.org/faq/#does-guacamole-support-my-keyboard-layout > > Don't use the Unicode failsafe layout - all that will do is force > Guacamole to use Unicode events for all keys, which will break keyboard > shortcuts. Selecting any other keyboard layout will allow Guacamole to send > proper key events, resorting to Unicode only for unknown keys, in this case > keys which type Russian characters. > > - Mike > > > > >
