On 08/05/2011 04:08 PM, Viliam Kubis wrote: > Hello List members, > > I am running into a rather strange situation using TigerVNC under Fedora > 14 - I am connecting to a windows box running TihgtVNC server and windows > 7. Keyboard Layout on windows box is set to Slovak, keyboard layout on my > linux box is set to Slovak - querty. It does not matter which keyboard > layout I choose on my linux box, even EN-US still produces two characters > when pressing the semicolon key. Since I need to program in C on the > remote machine, this turns out to be a serious problem. > > The two produced characters are as follows: °; > > Ths first character is ASCII 0xB0, the second is, as expected, a > semicolon. The first 0xB0 character can be produced on my fedora box by > pressing SHIFT and the semicolon key TWICE. Then one character appears. In > a VNC session, when pressing shift and the semicolon key - nothing > happens. This seems to be a mapping issue althrough I am unable to fix it. > > I have tried to run tigervnc without gnome-session using xinit, to no > avail. Also tried it in IceWM, still the same semicolon bug, also in > runlevel 3. I am using the latest 1.0.1. Any ideas? Thanks. > This sounds like TightVNC server bug for me. Is this issue present only with TigerVNC client or also with other clients? (RealVNC, TightVNC)
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