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Some keyboard strokes are not working properly #532
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Update: This error shows up in the log of the client every time I press the single quote key:
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I also have some problems.
On a Mac (with swedish keyboard layout) you write a backslash using Another thing: when pressing This is most likely related to issue #527. |
On US-Intl layouts to have:
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Having exactly the same problem, using this excellent piece of software on windows 10, raspbian and osx at the same time, win 10 is the server and a bluetooth keyboard is connected to it, using international us. I have to omit the single quote if i don't (argh!!!!) want to move back to mac keyboard. Is there an easier work around? Many thanks again :) |
#653 Just installed on my Windows 10 (Barrier server) and those quotes/double-quotes began to work properly on my Mac by using the "Brazillian" layout (not Brazillian ABNT2 or Brazillian Pro). |
I experienced the same issue today, with server running on OSX, and controlling a Windows 10 PC. On both sides I have United States (international) layout. I think it was working fine, and suddenly stopped for those keys / characters. |
Same issue here. Changing the keyboard layout to UK have no effect. Quotes are one of the most used characters in programming. It's literally impossible to work without it. |
The solution is not because of the "UK", I think, but because of the
deactivation of the "international" mode. I changed on my client from "EEUU
- International" to "UK" (and not to "UK - International"). I guess the
issue occurs when [Quote+Space] is in use on both sides simultaneously
(Server and Client).
…On Mon, 7 Jun 2021 at 12:05, Enrico Dias ***@***.***> wrote:
Same issue here. Changing the keyboard layout to UK have no effect. Quotes
are one of the most used characters in programming. It's literally
impossible to work without it.
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I just managed to make it work here by restarting barrier on both the client and the server after changing the keyboard layouts. Really strange issue. |
I have a similar issue. On international keyboards (HU) on both server and client most of the special characters work, but two does not. Alt-Gr í (yes it is the 102nd key, with a special character by itself) should be <, but instead it is >. Alt-Gr c (that is at least a normal character) should be &, but I get ł. In the log of the client I see INFO: found key in group 0, but apparently it finds the wrong key. |
After a lot of trial and error, I ended with the following setup:
Server running on OSX. Keyboard configured as "U.S. - International". With
focus on the OSX, when I type *'a*, I get á, when I type *~n*, I get ñ....
etc. Everything works fine.
When I switch to focus on a client running windows, everything works OK
there too. The same key combination works fine there. In one client, I
noted that, if I have both layouts enabled on that client, (US, and
US-International), it doesn't matter which one is currently selected
there, when I hit the *'a* combination (or similar combinations), I get an
á (or the corresponding expected result), and at the same time the layout
there switches to US-International, if it was not already there.
The problem occurs when, from one of the windows clients, I need to connect
to another windows machine via RDP. In that case, things start to work a
little weird. Some combinations still work.... but others are triggering
menus, or other actions. In notepad for example, I can write á, é, ú.....
but not í or ó..... sometimes.... and sometimes, it is the inverse. If I
hit *'+[space]* ..... after that, it gets even more weird. The combination
*'a* produces [a, *'e* produces [e.... and so on. It's pretty eratical.
Some combinations even produce different results if hitted repeatedly. The
solution in that case is: on de Mac, switch from "U.S. - International" to
just "US", When I do that, I lose in the mac the combinations 'a 'e 'i 'o
'u to produce á é í ó ú, and even I lose the same combinations on my win
clients, but at the same time, on the Win via RDP from one of my Win
clients, everything starts working fine. If I already entered in the "wrong
mode" there (on de RDP), that produces [a [e [i [o [u, or If I'm getting -a
-e -i -o -u.... I fix that by hitting *AltGR``* and that solves the
misconfiguration again.
Not and easy ride, but I still consider this better than a hardware KVM.
Good luck!
…On Sat, 31 Jul 2021 at 06:58, zsoltszakaly ***@***.***> wrote:
I have a similar issue. On international keyboards (HU) on both server and
client most of the special characters work, but two does not. Alt-Gr í (yes
it is the 102nd key, with a special character by itself) should be <, but
instead it is >. Alt-Gr c (that is at least a normal character) should be
&, but I get ł. In the log of the client I see INFO: found key in group 0,
but apparently it finds the wrong key.
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Just leaving my workaround for the QUOTES issue here. My keyboard is US but as I'm from brazil I need to use acentos. Like ã, á and of course quotes " ' ` . .... So what worked for me, was: Server: Windows
Client: Mac
After restarting both machines, putting Mac on BRITISH layout. Start barrier on both machines and change Mac layout to US INTERNATIONAL - PC. Bang! Both, acentos and quotes working as expected. Would be nice to have this bug fixed, tho. |
I confirm the same issue. I have solved as follow:
And now it works properly. (Also It's working when I add the second language for server input source) |
I confirm the same issue with ` and tilde characters not working on the barrier client with the dead key of the mac keyboard.
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I also report a similar issue. US-International keyboard not working properly.
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Is there a branch open to work out this issue ? Or is it on the roadmap of someone for soon work on it ? |
I can confirm the workaround from @alcmoraes worked for me also. (Server: MacOS, Client: MacOS) |
I'm also hitting the same issue where I can't type tilde (`).
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I think I have the same issue. I'm using:
In my case, sending single quotes to the client through barrier ( I checked with the tool from carnackeys.com -- it looks like when I press the deadkey for |
Thank you, this worked! |
To resolve this |
@imbdb - can't believe that worked. Tried everything with setting to same keyboard layout, nothing worked. I use Mac OS 12.3.1 as server, and Windows 10 as client. |
I am also encountering the tilde and backtick issue. Everything was working fine before with a Mac Os Big Sur for the server and a Fedora 35 client. |
Yes, I also noticed the backtick no longer works on the mac. I had to stop the Barrier server. Looks like the hotkey is always picked up, but somehow on my mac it did not translate to a backtick? Weird? |
thanks, worked like a charm. |
I am not sure what the issue is, but I've been using a workaround that
works for me.
The workaround is to put the main (server) computer to sleep and then wake
it up after a few seconds and it starts to work again for all special
characters on '*US International'* keyboard on the second computer.
MacOS x86 (server) ==> MacOS M1
*It's like this almost every morning for me. Kind of annoying but I got
used to it.
…On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 2:20 PM Brian ***@***.***> wrote:
To resolve this I just added hotkey for it shift + ~ => shift + ~ and
same for backtick
thanks, worked like a charm.
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The @imbdb solution with shortcuts, that didn't work ok for me. With this shortcuts, I get get intended characters on my client even when the focus is on the server. Also I lost the hability to write the intended characters on the server. |
Found the solution: |
I can confirm the workaround from @alcmoraes worked for me too. (Server: MacOS, Client: MacOS) |
I personally fixed this using Keyboard Manager in Power Tools for Windows. I remapped VK243 to ` and made sure my language wasn't set to International, or else it'll be waiting for another character to be accented. |
Just had the same issue, wanting to use US International on both my Server and Client. The following setup worked for me: Now both client and server are using US international layout. |
Operating Systems
Server: Windows 10
Client: Mac OS Mojave
Barrier Version
2.3.2
Bug Info
I have an US International keyboard layout on both server and client. Most of the keys are working properly, but some there are a few that are acting weirdly or not working at all:
I'm using the Ukelele App to check which keys are being detected by the client.
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