The UK/GB keyboard doesn't work properly connecting to xrdp with xorgxrdp.
It does work when connecting to xrdp with x11vnc, however.
This is because the layout is not declared in xrdp_keyboard.ini. It needs
to be called "gb" not "uk". (There are other layouts that have
km-nnnn.ini files that aren't declared in xrdp_keyboard.ini, so they might
have the same bug, but I haven't tested that. This is analagous to the
commits for the "ch" and "pl" layouts.)
Test case:
1. Use a PC with the UK/GB keyboard layout.
2. Create /etc/xrdp/startwm.sh as follows:
#!/bin/sh
export LANG=en_GB.UTF-8
export MDM_LANG=en_GB.UTF-8
export XTERM_LOCALE=en_GB.UTF-8
xterm
exit 0
3. Connect using rdesktop to localhost (from a session where the same
environment variables are defined).
4. Test layout-specific keys such as:
\ (backslash)
| (bar)
# (numbersign)
~ (asciitilde)
£ (sterling: Shift-3)
€ (EuroSign: AltGr-4)
These keys should produce the appropriate symbol but they don't. With
the change in this commit the keys produce the correct symbol.
caused by 9c31bd5. This is not a complete fix but just a workaround
because keylayout value of Japanese keyboard can be other than these
4 values. This workaround still doesn't cover all JP keyboards.
- 0x00000411
- 0xe0010411
- 0xe0200411
- 0xe0210411
Looking for `0411` in lower 16 bits is enough to detect JP keyboards.
Koichiro IWAO
Ben Cohen
Pavel Roskin
Westporch
Akira Taniguchi
Thomas Spalinger
Michał Górny
Jay Sorg