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I'm using Windows Barrier 1.6 as the server and KDE Desktop as the client, using the KDE fake input protocol
Since most of the key mappings are wrong, I turned on the
xkb_key_offset = 8
syn_raw_key_codes = true
For the main letter keys it works fine, but the function keys are basically wrong, so I used waynergy-mapper to try to output the correct function key mappings.
However the mapping output by waynergy-mapper didn't work correctly, I later used debug mode to get the value of each key and wrote the configuration manually.
In any case, for a simple offset error, you can set offset under [raw-keymap]. Though I'm glad you got it working the meantime; I'll have to try this particular configuration myself.
I'm using Windows Barrier 1.6 as the server and KDE Desktop as the client, using the KDE fake input protocol
Since most of the key mappings are wrong, I turned on the
For the main letter keys it works fine, but the function keys are basically wrong, so I used waynergy-mapper to try to output the correct function key mappings.
However the mapping output by waynergy-mapper didn't work correctly, I later used debug mode to get the value of each key and wrote the configuration manually.
Here is the configuration I wrote:
Here is the configuration the mapper output:
It looks like mapper is not calculating xkb_key_offset.
Is it possible to add parameters to mapper for the xkb_key_offset offset?
Also have to say that waynergy works very well. It has eased my pain of switching to wayland quite a bit.
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