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Plover works in most applications including most remote desktop software like the regular Windows RDP client.
When connected to a Citrix Remote Desktop (Windows server, Windows client), letter/symbol keystrokes are sent correctly, however using [*] behaves in one of three odd ways inside the remote environment:
deletion works as expected (only a few cases; in Notepad, Outlook)
no characters get deleted (in e.g. Some Text Editors, Firefox, Chrome, search bar and browser text-input fields)
The textual backspace character 'BS' (Code 0x08) is printed into the text input field, exactly as many as expected deletions (Notepad++)
The third point is possibly the same as the second, just that the applications given in 2) do not render the BS character.
I assume this is a Citrix issue, but wonder if there is a workaround.
Steps you've taken
Tried changing Keyboard Layouts on both client and server
Tried changing the Keyboard layout/IME sync settings in the Citrix Client (unsure if it worked, or is overwritten by server policies)
Expected behavior
Deletion works correctly.
Screenshots
Operating system
OS: Windows 10
Plover: plover-4.0.0.dev10+120.g4394ef1
Hardware
Tested with
a Splitography with Plover in TxBolt mode
a regular keyboard with Plover in Keyboard mode
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Describe your issue
Plover works in most applications including most remote desktop software like the regular Windows RDP client.
When connected to a Citrix Remote Desktop (Windows server, Windows client), letter/symbol keystrokes are sent correctly, however using [*] behaves in one of three odd ways inside the remote environment:
The third point is possibly the same as the second, just that the applications given in 2) do not render the BS character.
I assume this is a Citrix issue, but wonder if there is a workaround.
Steps you've taken
Expected behavior
Deletion works correctly.
Screenshots
Operating system
Hardware
Tested with
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: