I also realized, that this is the expected behavior.įor "Map mode", input should behave like a local keyboard connected to the remote computer. There is no output for Alt-Gr + 1 on Win10. What i noticed at first, is that the keyboard layout is english (qwerty), after changing the mode (button with keyboard icon) to "compatible mode", then i can write "quertz" as expected, but all other special keys looks weird, not sure if this is still the EN I find the results are right. openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma) > Debian 11 (VM/lxqt) ❌ FAIL.
USING A GERMAN KEYBOARD LAYOUT WINDOWN WINDOWS 10
My work machines are Tumbleweed and a remote Windows, so I was not aware of the problem with Debian. Something is going wrong with Debian and probably Ubuntu as well. Windows 10 (VM) > openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma): ✅ PASS.Debian 11 (VM/lxqt) > openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma): ✅ PASS.openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma) > Windows 10 (VM): ✅ PASS.Debian 11 (VM/lxqt) > Windows 10 (VM): ✅ PASS.Same behaviour as before: tumbleweed > Windows, so its means? got: `` no outputĭebian 11 (VM/lxqt) > Windows 10 (VM) Keyboard: map mode.> expected: … got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr +, > expected: So this is expected behaviour and works perfectly.Īlt-Gr + 1 > expected: ¹ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + 4 > expected: ¼ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + 5 > expected: ½ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + 6 > expected: ¬ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + W > expected: ſ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + R > expected: ¶ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + T > expected: ŧ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + Z > expected: ← got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + U > expected: ↓ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + I > expected: → got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + O > expected: ø got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + P > expected: þ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + Ü > expected: ¨ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + A > expected: æ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + S > expected: ſ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + D > expected: ð got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + F > expected: đ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + G > expected: ŋ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + H > expected: ħ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + J (+whitepace) > expected: ̣ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + K > expected: ĸ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + L > expected: ł got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + Ö > expected: ˝ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + Ä > expected: ^ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + Y > expected: » got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + X > expected: « got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + C > expected: ¢ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + V > expected: „ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + B > expected: “ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + N > expected: ” got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + ´ > expected: ¸ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + # > expected: ’ got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr + - > expected: – got: `` no outputĪlt-Gr +. Not all signs are present, but all which marked with a third character on the key. Linux > Windows openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma) > Windows 10 (VM) Keyboard: map mode Failed: Keyboard is switched (mapped) from "qwertz" (German) to "qwerty" (English).Same behaviour like tumbleweed > debian Keyboard: map mode Window > Linux Windows 10 (VM) > openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma) Keyboard: map modeĪlt-Gr + J (+whitepace) > expected: ̣ got. Special keys weird (still english layout?).
Failed: Keyboard is switched (mapped?) from "qwertz" (German) to "qwerty" (English).OpenSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma) > Debian 11 (VM/lxqt) Keyboard: map mode Cargo run Linux > Linux Debian 11 (VM/lxqt) > openSUSE tumbleweed (VM/Plasma)Īlt-Gr + J (+whitepace) > expected: ̣ got: ̣ OK
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