[FreeNX-kNX] Client reports keyboard dk instead of keyboard da to Windows...

[Kurt Pfeifle]

On Tuesday 28 February 2006 21:41, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:

> This is what I did:
> 
> In VMware, I installed 3 machines, one MS-Windows2000 to run the client from, 
> one SuSE10 to act as the NX-server and proxy to one MS-2003 Terminal Server 
> (the one onto which the client from the MS2000 machines wants to connect to).
> I installed FreeNX version 0.4.4 on the SUSE box.
> 
> With this setup, I was able to replicate the incorrect keyboard behavior as 
> well as the correct keyboard behavior when connecting using a linux client 
> etc.
> 
> I then found the nxnode file (in /usr/bin/) and corrected it according to the 
> instructions given. No result. I even tried to duplicate the german patch, no 
> result. I still get the stupid [ signs when I expect danish nationals 
> instead...
> 
> I'm about to give up now. Only, it's cost me a lot of credibility - and 
> hopefully not an entire customer. 
> 
> One bitter remark, though. I've bought quite a number of enterprise licenses 
> from NoMachine. I thought it was the proper thing to do. Also, I would get 30 
> days or so of installation support. Well, all I got was a recognized TR 
> (Trouble Report) 

Is it this one:

   http://www.nomachine.com/tr/view.php?id=TR02D01305

???

Are you expecting miracles? Did you also take your grief to NoMachine's
support people? Do you think that complaining *here* about it can 
change anything for the better? (In case you're in doubt: this list can
do nothing to heal what you are now complaining about.)

> and no more.  

I assume the fix is one the way, given that NoMachine have *publically*
and prominently acknowledged the problem, and categorized it as 
"Severity: Serious".

Just be at least as patient as you would be with Microsoft fixing their
Terminal Server bugs.

Also, don't confuse FreeNX bugs with NoMachine bugs. And don't expect
NoMachine to fix FreeNX bugs (regardless if you pay or pay not for their
30 days of installation support).

> That's not of much use to me or my customer. 
> What I wanted was a fix. Or a time for when it's ready.

From what I know, this is exactly what you usually get from NoMachine
if you report a problem.

> I got neither.

I am sure we all will be getting it; it just takes its time. Pity that
you do not want to wait for it.

> Anyhow, thank you to the list and helpers.
> 
> Best regards,
> Verner Kjærsgaard
> Denmark.

Kurt