Hello, I am having a big problem related to key mapping. I have searched the mail archive for this problem, but have found no messages describing the same problem I have (altought some had a very similar problem). 99% of my keys don't work; letter 'a' is fine, but the rest is wrong. For example, "1234" (numbers on the main board) gives "90-="; '5' is backspace, all the letters are mixed up, shift gives '1', numeric keypad '5' (with numlock) gives '15' and the list goes on... The problem arises when using a linux vncserver (from windows to windows using the same client, it works fine). I have tryed changing the french canadian keyboard to a standard english one, nothing changed. I have tryed the french canadian keyboard directly on the linux box, works like like a charm. I am using red hat 6.2 with a kernel (2.2.18) patched for MOSIX clustering. The reason I want to use vnc is to provide terminal services to our MOSIX cluster; the same way we are using citrix metaframe on our win2000 server. At first glance, vnc seems capable of doiing that, but I was wondering if there was a better solution available (free or not, but preferably free). Any info about that? Julien Gervais-Bird Computer Analyst Eastern Ribo-Club Faculti de Midecine Universiti de Sherbrooke --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send a message with the line: unsubscribe vnc-list to [EMAIL PROTECTED] See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/intouch.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------
