For intrepid I uploaded a new version of nx with a patch to define the xkb rules to xfree86.
So it should revert to the same behavior of a hardy server.
I've updated the freenx-team whiteboard with:
PPA whiteboard:
Intrepid (Xorg 7.4) release changed the default driver (evdev) for inputs (keyboards, mouse, etc).
This new release changed the xkb rules too, so we have the following situations:
These steps must be followed on the remote session.
1) Intrepid client:
* Change the keyboard model to evdev:
- GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard model -> Generic -> "Evdev-managed keyboard"
* Restart the window manager that keeps the keyboard hotkeys:
- GNOME: Go to a terminal and execute $ killall metacity.
2) Hardy client:
* Revert the settings if you have used an Intrepid client
* Restart the window manager that keeps the keyboard hotkeys:
- GNOME: Go to a terminal and execute $ killall metacity.
For intrepid I uploaded a new version of nx with a patch to define the xkb rules to xfree86.
So it should revert to the same behavior of a hardy server.
I've updated the freenx-team whiteboard with:
PPA whiteboard:
Intrepid (Xorg 7.4) release changed the default driver (evdev) for inputs (keyboards, mouse, etc).
This new release changed the xkb rules too, so we have the following situations:
These steps must be followed on the remote session.
1) Intrepid client:
* Change the keyboard model to evdev:
- GNOME: System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Keyboard model -> Generic -> "Evdev-managed keyboard"
* Restart the window manager that keeps the keyboard hotkeys:
- GNOME: Go to a terminal and execute $ killall metacity.
2) Hardy client:
* Revert the settings if you have used an Intrepid client
* Restart the window manager that keeps the keyboard hotkeys:
- GNOME: Go to a terminal and execute $ killall metacity.