Good morning to the group. I installed NoMachine on my beloved Slackware, but when I try to connect to Slack (starting with Windows 10), the keyboard mapping doesn’t match. The “@” becomes “ò”, and the “#” becomes “à”. It’s a NoMachine-only problem, since [removed] and others work correctly. How do I fix this? Thanks
Could it be that NoMachine is trying to connect to a session already running through another remote access tool? This could be interfering with the keyboard layout. You could try killing that session and then connect with NoMachine to connect to that headless machine. NoMachine will start its own virtual display.