[FreeNX-kNX] caps-lock toggle?
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
Fri Feb 28 16:06:41 UTC 2014
On Fri, Feb 28, 2014 at 5:15 AM, <chris at ccburton.com> wrote:
>
>> Somehow my caps-lock state got out of sync with an NX/freenx session.
>
> Yup happens all the time,
> also with alt tightvn-vnc ( which has a nice button to put it back)
> (
> I always end up with alt depressed after alt-tabb-ing round to a session
> even tho I released alt :("
I'm normally working from a windows-7 desktop where I can mouse-over
the collapsed task bar icons to pop up the view of running windows for
that app and select one, so I seldom alt-tab through the whole mess.
>> I run multiple simultaneous NX sessions, sometimes mixed with VNC,
>> vmware, x2go and synergy from the same desktop
>
> busy
Mostly just too lazy to close windows if there there is a fair chance
I'll need them again in the next month or so...
>> so I'm not too surprised at something getting the keyboard state wrong.
>> But, is there any way to fix it short of terminating that session and
>> everything running in it? A suspend/reconnect still comes back with
>> the state reversed from the actual keyboard - and from what any of the
>> other apps on the local desktop see.
>
> Hmm well sort of there is.
>
> Method No.1 is to have a script on the NX server to switch it
> independently of the client . . .
>
> You can probably download one, I haven't felt the need yet.
That's what I was hoping someone could supply.
> A good fix is to disable caps lock which is mostly useless,
> if not most useless.
>
> (I guess that 99%+ of caps lock use is by accident
> With me it's 100%
> ( except when testing caps lock issues))
>
> see
> http://capsoff.org
>
> but of course
> that doesn't solve alt and ctrl issues
Yes, that's a much better idea. 100% of the time I hit capslock I'm
really going for the tab key, usually to auto-expand something on the
command line. Maybe there is something to just remap it.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
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