synergy

Tracker: Bugs

5 Incorrect Character - ID: 1852515

Last Update: Comment added ( stewsnooze )

Details:

I'm using Windows Vista as my master computer, connecting to SuSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop 10 SP1.

Whenever I hit the @ key, an Ω (omega) appears instead. Using the local
keyboard on the target computer produces the @.

I have dual booted with Windows XP but have not tried it here yet. Will do
so when I get an opportunity.

Submitted:

McSlemon ( mcslemon ) - 2007-12-17 16:26

Priority:

Status:

Open

Resolution:

None

Assigned:

Nobody/Anonymous

Category:

Keyboard

Group:

v1.3.1

Visibility:

Public

Comments ( 4 )

Date: 2009-06-25 09:54 Sender: stewsnooze I have this also with the Server running on XP version 1.3.1 and client 1.3.1 on ubuntu 9.04 with @ and omega
Date: 2008-02-06 16:11 Sender: iaoth I have a similar problem in 1.3.1, master is Win XP and client is Fedora Core 6. Swedish keyboard. Pressing > on the master's keyboard when the master's screen is in focus produces > as expected. Pressing > on the master's keyboard when the client's screen is in focus produces ». Additionally, pressing > on the same keyboard when connected to the client produces > as expected. Isn't it odd how these incorrect characters seem to be related to the expected character?
Date: 2007-12-19 02:03 Sender: jonnylamb I also get this happening with my set up: I am running Debian GNU/Linux unstable on both master and client (version 1.3.1). Pressing @ on the master's keyboard when the master's screen is in focus produces @ as expected. Pressing @ on the master's keyboard when the client's screen is in focus produces Ω. Many thanks,
Date: 2007-12-17 22:30 Sender: mcslemon I've since tried with XP and it worked fine. I may not have explained too well either, the Omega symbol appears in SuSE. Vista and XP are cool.

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