>>VNC Controls is not used by ChromiVNC - it has it's own internal settings
>>dialogue. The 'Command Key Equivalents' is thus meaningless.
>
>Understood. I still would like to know how this setting works in VNC
>Controls.
I'm not entirely sure it works, myself. I gave up on the AT&T server and
rewrote mine virtually from scratch. The keyboard support is one of the
sections that was *not* carried over.
>>The keyboard behaviour of ChromiVNC attempts to emulate the Macintosh
>>keyboard fairly closely. Thus, you can type extended characters (using Alt
>>in place of Option) using the same keystrokes as on the Mac
>
>Why is it that you chose to map Ctl-Alt to Cmd and Alt to Opt instead of
>Alt to Cmd and Windoze to Opt?
Because, in my mind, the Ctrl and Alt keys map nicely to Control and
Option, and others have also made that mapping. On a 101-key kbd, the only
way to emulate Command under this circumstance is by combining keys, so I
used an accessible and rarely-used combination.
>Oh, hey, here's a bug! I just pressed Enter (I'm controlling the Mac from
>the PC) and it interpreted it as a Return, instead of queuing the message
>for sending.
Probably a viewer glitch rather than the server. As I said, not all
viewers handle the keyboard in the most flexible way possible - the UNIX
viewer is probably the best available.
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