The new function of registering-appending the new entered keys
The modern X-server (seems after xorg-server 1.10) changed itself behavior in treating keymaps, what impact to VNC and made impossible to type into VNC for different from the base-first keyboard layout keys.
x11vnc, far ago, resolved this behavior appending a function of registering-appending the new entered keys, which clean, together with restoring all other layouts, at the VNC session finish.
So, I have appended this new function to KRFB by this included patch.
The new function of registering-appending the new entered keys
The modern X-server (seems after xorg-server 1.10) changed itself behavior in treating keymaps, what impact to VNC and made impossible to type into VNC for different from the base-first keyboard layout keys.
x11vnc, far ago, resolved this behavior appending a function of registering-appending the new entered keys, which clean, together with restoring all other layouts, at the VNC session finish.
So, I have appended this new function to KRFB by this included patch.
Please add an entry to the git log like: This resolves bug 3014 and issue #11. – to ensure that link in the TGW is created as well as the Bugzilla link in the changelog listing.
Also, when using git --amend to add a git log, be sure to use -s to add a Signed-off line. Then you can use git push --force on your branch.
The patch looks good.
Please add an entry to the git log like: *This resolves bug 3014 and issue #11.* – to ensure that link in the TGW is created as well as the Bugzilla link in the changelog listing.
Also, when using `git --amend` to add a git log, be sure to use `-s` to add a Signed-off line. Then you can use `git push --force` on your branch.
Please add an entry to the git log like: This resolves bug 3014 and issue #11. – to ensure that link in the TGW is created as well as the Bugzilla link in the changelog listing.
Done
> Please add an entry to the git log like: This resolves bug 3014 and issue #11. – to ensure that link in the TGW is created as well as the Bugzilla link in the changelog listing.
Done
I'll probably look like I'm still dissatisfied. Link to bug and issue is good, DCO approval is good. However, I meant to add this information to the previous description of what the commit solves, not to replace it 😸
Please, you can now add at to the top of git log something like krfb: Add a function for appending new symbols to the actual X-server keymap
I'll probably look like I'm still dissatisfied. Link to bug and issue is good, DCO approval is good. However, I meant to *add* this information to the previous description of what the commit solves, not to replace it :smile_cat:
Please, you can now add at to the top of git log something like *krfb: Add a function for appending new symbols to the actual X-server keymap*
The new function of registering-appending the new entered keys
The modern X-server (seems after xorg-server 1.10) changed itself behavior in treating keymaps, what impact to VNC and made impossible to type into VNC for different from the base-first keyboard layout keys.
x11vnc, far ago, resolved this behavior appending a function of registering-appending the new entered keys, which clean, together with restoring all other layouts, at the VNC session finish.
So, I have appended this new function to KRFB by this included patch.
The patch looks good.
Please add an entry to the git log like: This resolves bug 3014 and issue #11. – to ensure that link in the TGW is created as well as the Bugzilla link in the changelog listing.
Also, when using
git --amend
to add a git log, be sure to use-s
to add a Signed-off line. Then you can usegit push --force
on your branch.Done
I'll probably look like I'm still dissatisfied. Link to bug and issue is good, DCO approval is good. However, I meant to add this information to the previous description of what the commit solves, not to replace it 😸
Please, you can now add at to the top of git log something like krfb: Add a function for appending new symbols to the actual X-server keymap
Check now, please!
Absolutely perfect – you now already know, commit log can be multiline. Thank you.
Thanks Roman!
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