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June 12, 2021 at 08:37 in reply to: MacOS remote – special keys never get forwarded even with grab keyboard/mouse #34017nomamesweiParticipant
Hello!
Reporting back:
- disabled settings you had me override initially
- replaced the bin files as instructed, moved virgin ones out of bin
If I enable grab keyboard for a macOS connection it now successfully sends over the SUPER key + tab, so I can switch tasks! I can also copy paste via shortcut which is a HUGE time saver. Thank you! 🙂 I can now properly use my old headless mac.
Just for fun I also tried it connecting to a 10.15.6 macbook pro, worked as it should.
May 18, 2021 at 09:33 in reply to: MacOS remote – special keys never get forwarded even with grab keyboard/mouse #33492nomamesweiParticipant[…] I tried it in fullscreen, windowed, another monitor, virtual desktop, with grab and without grab. What works 100% of the time is the host shortcuts (Gnome 40 responds to both ALT+TAB
withand SUPER+TAB […]Nothing changed between my initial report and now. Therefore NoMachine still does not send any more than 1 single modifier keystroke over to the client. It doesn’t matter which one it is. Any modifier + modifier or modifier + [a-z0-9] either end up being interpreted as simply [a-z0-9] without the modifier, or in the case double modifiers it is responded to by the host alone, if a valid shortcut. Otherwise, it gets ignored – aka never makes it to the client regardless if NoMachine has to fight the OS’ active shortcuts or not.
For example: Super + C does nothing in Gnome 40, there’s no shortcuts assigned. If I type it in NoMachine it gets ignored. Pasting doesn’t contain the text selected on the MacOS client (yes copy paste works otherwise).
May 14, 2021 at 22:44 in reply to: MacOS remote – special keys never get forwarded even with grab keyboard/mouse #33457nomamesweiParticipantOh ok, that’s good if you’re aware. Yes, you are correct, I am using Fedora 34 which comes with Wayland and GNOME 40 by default.
The workaround doesn’t have any effect – shortcuts are still only active locally in Linux.
$ gsettings get org.gnome.mutter.wayland xwayland-grab-access-rules ['nxplayer.bin'] # started as $ /usr/NX/bin/nxplayer --activegrab
May 11, 2021 at 15:55 in reply to: MacOS remote – special keys never get forwarded even with grab keyboard/mouse #33381nomamesweiParticipantHi, no they don’t work. I tried it in fullscreen, windowed, another monitor, virtual desktop, with grab and without grab. What works 100% of the time is the host shortcuts (gnome 40 responds to both ALT+TAB with SUPER+TAB). If I hold down 1 modifier key alone, it will get passed to remote but following that up with any other key results in failure.
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