My keyboard layout makes use of a third level chooser to give additional meaning to certain keys, e.g.
key <AD01> { [ q, Q, slash ] }; The third level chooser is defined like so (here the space bar): key <SPCE> { symbols[Group1] = [ ISO_Level3_Shift ] }; So when I press space and Q, I get '/'. This works fine so far. However, when I start an untrusted client, the third level chooser stops working (so pressing space and Q produces 'q', not '/'). Otherwise the layout is maintained. When I try to load the layout via setxkbmap from the untrusted client, it says that the XKB extension is not available. It is not uncommon that certain extensions are not available to untrusted clients, and usually that was not a problem for me. But now it is. Can anything be done about it? I am using the latest Xorg files from <ftp://xorg.freedesktop.org/pub/xorg/individual>. The untrusted client is given a cookie generated using a command similar to this: xauth generate :0 . untrusted I use untrusted connections to isolate certain clients. A workaround is to start Xnest with an untrusted connection and then run the client inside of Xnest. Hopefully, there is a better way.
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