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Hi all: Is it a VNC bug?? I couldnt find a solution in VNC lists, or anywhere I cant type Tilde when I am running VNCviewer on a Windows XP ...
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  1. 04-24-2003 #1
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    qué rabia!! I cant type Tilde with VNCviewer and SP Kboard

    Hi all:

    Is it a VNC bug?? I couldnt find a solution in VNC lists, or anywhere

    I cant type Tilde when I am running VNCviewer on a Windows XP and SP Kboard, connecting to my linux server.

    The Tilde can be typed on local :-/ (alt gr + ñ)

    well if you have the chance to give me a hand I will apreciate it!!

    Thanks
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    I also test with xmodmap :( nothing to do

    I also test with xmodmap nothing to do
    thanks again
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    No, that's right, xmodmap won't affect that, since it only affects the X server. It's Windows' responsibilty to send the correct characters to it.
    Since this is Windows, however, I cannot help you with that. Try another keyboard layout? The U.S. english is far better for UNIX systems than all our european layouts anyway.
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  4. 04-24-2003 #4
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    Thanks a lot!!

    ok Now you give me the clue. Ok is windows thats sends the keys.
    Thanks again
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