Closed thelimberlambda closed 3 years ago
Was this resolved?
No, it hasn't, although turning debugging on has shown that only some keys result in the hook function being called when mstsc.exe
has focus (or ... at least, result in the debug printf
being called)—in particular, pressing normal keys (like letters) don't yield a corresponding printf
line.
Any update?
@Muzzamil1 I submitted a pull request some time ago. @ililim ; any progress? https://github.com/ililim/dual-key-remap/pull/27#issue-481305136
I forked the repo, so you can use my version in the meantime if it's helpful: https://github.com/thelimberlambda/dual-key-remap
Thanks @thelimberlambda. I will ty it out.
Should be fixed in https://github.com/ililim/dual-key-remap/discussions/36 If not, please feel free to open a new issue :)
Version of
dual-key-remap
: 0.4I am using the built-in Windows remote desktop client (
mstsc.exe
).Also, I have the following configuration:
I am using SharpKeys to swap Left Control with CapsLock.
When RDP'ing to a Windows host, although the "when alone" setting works in the remote host (that is, pressing CapsLock without anything else results in an Escape), holding down CapsLock (Control) and pressing another key results in the fact that Control is "down" being ignored—effectively this is as if I had typed the key without holding down Control.
Other things I've tried, without success:
remap_key
andwith_other
).