What the client sends are so called glyphs, which are for all practical
purposes in this case, scan codes, which are recieved by the server and
translated according to a KeySym table, into events for the X clients. It's
just a matter of configuring the right KeySyms.
Date: 08.12.2000 14:25
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Sending ScanCodes
Message text:
I want to send Alt+Q to an application from a LINUX vncviewer (VNCviewer
for X).
I tried to find the information for ctrl+alt+del which is more or less
what is needed.
I only found information about customizing the popup window. You can
only send character
keys but not scancodes. Any help or sugestions.
Dieter
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