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Posted to user@guacamole.apache.org by takahiro suzuki <zu...@gmail.com> on 2025/09/24 14:30:58 UTC
RemotePC and LocalPC key settings
Hello.
I have a question regarding key settings.
For example, in the following configuration,
is there a way to fix and synchronize key input between the local PC and
the remote PC using Apache Guacamole settings (such as through the API)?
Request:
I would like the local PC (set to half-width alphanumeric mode) to always
follow the remote PC setting (2-byte character "あ" Japanese input mode).
Environment:
Remote PC: 2-byte character "あ" Japanese input mode
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Apache Guacamole Server
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Local PC: half-width alphanumeric mode
Reason for the request:
The input mode on the local PC frequently changes (from half-width
alphanumeric to 2-byte character "あ" Japanese),
which makes direct text input impossible, and I am forced to switch modes
manually using the mouse. This is very inconvenient and causing problems.
Condition:
There are situations where both the remote PC and the local PC are used for
direct key input without Apache Guacamole Server,
so I want to ensure that Apache Guacamole settings do not interfere when
using either PC directly.
I am having a lot of trouble with this.
Please help me.
Re: RemotePC and LocalPC key settings
Posted by Nick Couchman <vn...@apache.org>.
On Wed, Sep 24, 2025 at 10:31 AM takahiro suzuki <zu...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have a question regarding key settings.
>
> For example, in the following configuration,
> is there a way to fix and synchronize key input between the local PC and
> the remote PC using Apache Guacamole settings (such as through the API)?
>
> Request:
> I would like the local PC (set to half-width alphanumeric mode) to always
> follow the remote PC setting (2-byte character "あ" Japanese input mode).
>
What protocol are you using to access the Remote PC? I don't believe this
is possible, unless one of the protocols (RDP or VNC, I assume), and the
associated client library (FreeRDP or libvncclient) support tracking that
information and sending it on to the client.
-Nick
>