macOS - doesn't respect system keymapping

Swordfish90 / cool-retro-term

A good looking terminal emulator which mimics the old cathode display...

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macOS - doesn't respect system keymapping #615

Open dylanmc opened 4 years ago

dylanmc commented 4 years ago

I use a Dvorak keyboard layout, but cool-retro-term (v1.1.1) still uses QWERTY. I have to do a keyboard hard-remapping to get Dvorak. Other applications (including terminal apps) do follow the system's keyboard preferences. This is not a regression - it's been going on for as long as I've used cool-retro-term (which I otherwise love, btw.)

Korsani commented 3 years ago

Almost same here : I have an azerty keyboard, and :

typing 'a' gives q
typing q gives q (yes...)
w gives z
z gives w Everything else is fine : t gives t, u gives u...

v1.1.1

ChristopherJdL commented 3 years ago

Any hint on how to hard-remap the keyboard on macOS ?

brunobord commented 3 years ago

same issue here, with the version installed via homebrew (v1.1.1)… any update on this?

CodeBrauer commented 3 years ago

Also alt+l types not expected @ - it runs the ls command