- Package:
- virt-manager
- Source:
- virt-manager
- Submitter:
- Thorsten Glaser
- Date:
- 2014-11-14 13:39:10 UTC
- Severity:
- normal
Hi, apparently, sending Ctrl-Alt-Del to a Windows(R) VM, with either regular or spice display, does not work when an X11 keymap that binds something like Mode_switch to the left Alt key is loaded. This is a bug IMHO because virt-manager's ability to send arbitrary special keys to guests ought to be independent of the local X11 settings of a system, especially if that system is neither guest nor host (but connecting over the network). This happens with both the sid and experimental libvirt packages.
Version: 0.5.2-1 I checked with virt-manager/gtk-vnc from sid and it's at least fixed there. Check with wheezy is pending. Cheers, -- Guido
Guido Günther dixit: From sid/amd64 maybe, but everyone else is still suffering from this. What's the progress on tracking down that FTBFS? Thanks, //mirabilos
reopen 706079 found 706079 0.5.2-2 thanks Hi, sorry I have to reopen, but the problem is still present even after us poor i386 sods ☺ finally get the new gtk-vnc. I start virt-manager, connect to the remote server I used earlier for testing too, open up a Windows® VM, try to send Ctrl-Alt-Del over the menu ⇒ nothing. setxkbmap us ⇒ works. xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap ⇒ nothing. setxkbmap us ⇒ works again echo keycode 0x40 = Mode_switch | xmodmap - ⇒ fails again (minimum required change) bye, //mirabilos
reassign 706079 virt-manager found 706079 1:1.0.1-4 thanks I do not even have gtk-vnc installed, so I don’t think that that package can be at fault. Reassigning back to virt-manager. And yes, it still is a problem. bye, //mirabilos