From: Ben G. <be...@ze...> - 2003-02-11 01:12:55
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G'day, I have discovered a problem with the way that the Function keys F11 and F12 work in Rdesktop using Solaris 8 or 9 directly ie via a Sunray appliance. However if I export the display to a Linux (Mandrake) box, the keys work as expected. This is causing me a real headache as a Mainframe emulator we use, requires F12. On the Solaris console I get "No keysym mapping for ......... (SunF37)", where ........ is a 0x12F3455 or something similar, I'm sorry I can't be more specific I don't have access to the servers at the moment. F11 produces an almost identical result with (SunF36) No difference whether I use a Sun type 6 USB or generic PC USB Keyboard, or if I specify -k en-us. I've used the CVS that was current on 10/2/03. Is anyone else out there using Sunrays and having the same problem? My thoughts are it is something to do with CDE, since it works fine if I export the display to a Mandrake KDE. Other than that Rdesktop is a sensational product, I can't wait for RDP5.1! Regards, Ben Grantham ZenTech Consultants. |
From: <pe...@ce...> - 2003-02-11 08:56:11
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Ben Grantham wrote: > G'day, > I have discovered a problem with the way that the Function keys F11 and F12 > work in Rdesktop using Solaris 8 or 9 directly ie via a Sunray appliance. > However if I export the display to a Linux (Mandrake) box, the keys work as > expected. > This is causing me a real headache as a Mainframe emulator we use, requires > F12. > > On the Solaris console I get "No keysym mapping for ......... (SunF37)", > where ........ is a 0x12F3455 or something similar, I'm sorry I can't be XFree86 on a Linux box normally produces the keysym "F11", when pressing the F11 key. It seems like your Xserver is producing SunF37 instead. The keymaps does not contain a translation for this keysym, currently. Try to edit the "common" keymap and change: F11 0x57 localstate to: F11 0x57 localstate SunF37 0x57 localstate If this works, please tell me. /Peter |