Closed BrianNormant closed 2 months ago
I did some further testing.
I use my home computer as a server and my laptop as a desktop
To start a remote session, I run on the server:
xpra start-desktop :100 --resize-display=1920x1080 --start=nimdow
After this, I run this on the client to connect
xpra attach ssh://xxx@xxx/100 --resize-display=1920x1080
This works and I can remotely control this X environment. but
When the remote connection is started, I can use nimdow keybinds, and they are properly captured, I can, let say, open a terminal, a web browser, etc. But all other key press are ignored. So I won't be able to type anything.
However, When I change the keyboard layout of the client remote. The keyboard start working, And I can type, but all nimdow keybinds are ignored. I used xev
to check if the keys were registered and yes they are. Changing the keyboard layout again won't change anything.
Feature request. A way to transmit the mod key presses to applications Use case: Using Xpra to access to another computer with graphical application.
Basically I would like to be able to remotely control my computer from my laptop. I used Xpra to connect and All worked great. But sadly, It seems that nimdow intercept all the "windows" key press, so I can't use any shortcut on the remote computer, they would run on my laptop. I because I used the same config on my laptop and computer, this make it not usable.
I was wondering if they would be a way to implement some option to either remap a key, say left/right control to mod key or to double press mod key to send this key bind to a listening application (like you would do with a nested tmux session)?