I'll test it. Java doesn't have Wayland support yet, but I would've
thought that the TurboVNC Viewer would still run properly with XWayland,
which automatically provides backward compatibility with X applications
in a Wayland environment.
On 11/6/24 6:36 AM, Jola Mirecka wrote:
Hi,
I've experienced some issues with special keys when keyboard grabbing
with Ubuntu 22.04. Specifically, it didn't grab some keyboard
shortcuts like alt+ctrl+up or alt+tab. It was bugging me because it
slowed my productivity as I wasn't able to seamlessly switch between
workspaces or windows.
I've checked the more detailed log output with -loglevel and it was
correctly sending alt and ctrl press and unpress but not the super
key. Idk if this is a known bug, but I wasn't able to fix it with any
existing solutions online related to TurboVNC (or its derivatives).
After some debugging I found that the issue was that my newly
installed distro came by default with Wayland. After switching to Xorg
it started grabbing all the keyboard shortcuts correctly. Is this a
known issue? I know wayland support is still in the works, but just
wanted to drop it here in case anyone experiences the same issues with
a fresh Ubuntu installation.
Thanks,
J.
P.S. thanks for all the good work on this, been using TurboVNC with
VGL for a while for advanced scientific graphic display on the remote
and it's honestly the most fantastic remote desktop tool I've ever used.
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