With the previous fix, WM_KEYDOWN of Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku (VK_KANJI) can
be sent with spice-gtk but Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku does not send the WM_KEYUP
event in Windows and it caused Linux desktop freeze with unlimited key
press events.
The proposed fix is to send the key release event in spice-gtk.
VK
With the previous fix, WM_KEYDOWN of Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku (VK_KANJI) can
be sent with spice-gtk but Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku does not send the WM_KEYUP
event in Windows and it caused Linux desktop freeze with unlimited key
press events.
The proposed fix is to send the key release event in spice-gtk.
VK
With the previous fix, WM_KEYDOWN of Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku (VK_KANJI) can
be sent with spice-gtk but Alt+Zenkaku_Hankaku does not send the
WM_KEYUP
event in Windows and it caused Linux desktop freeze with unlimited key
press events.
The proposed fix is to send the key release event in spice-gtk.
VK
On 03/31/16 22:19, Frediano Ziglio-san wrote:
+switch (key->hardware_keycode) {
+case VK_KANJI: /* Alt + Zenkaku_Hankaku */
+case VK_OEM_ATTN: /* Eisu_toggle */
+case VK_OEM_COPY: /* Hiragana_Katakana */
+case VK
>
> From: Takao Fujiwara
>
> Some of the keys in JP keyboard do no send WM_KEYUP and it causes
> unlimited key events on Linux desktop. This sends the virtual
> key release events to avoid the desktop hangup.
> ---
> src/spice-widget.c | 18 ++
> 1 file changed, 18 insertions(+)
From: Takao Fujiwara
Some of the keys in JP keyboard do no send WM_KEYUP and it causes
unlimited key events on Linux desktop. This sends the virtual
key release events to avoid the desktop hangup.
---
src/spice-widget.c | 18 ++
1 file changed, 18 insertions(+)
diff --git a/src/
