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Re: RDESKTOP, the product, patch, and a bit of thanks.
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> Steven, I trust you are not implying that Peter wrote the patches single
> handedly? Various others contributed patches that have since been
> included in the unified patches. I myself contributed the cursor support
> and a text handling fix which were included.
>
as you word it, I have merely merged them, and "glued" them together, some of
the glue has been what I think are improvements, people might have different
ideas about that I believe ;). there is a CHANGES file included in the unified
patch, check it out, if you feel something is wrong, tell me.
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> I've just noticed that the unified patch doesn't appear to include any
> proper fixes for the keyboard support. Several different keyboard patches
> have been posted to this list with different aims in mind: I myself
> posted a solution months ago that would give support for the entire
> keyboard from an intel architecture box. Not only does this fix various
> problems with caps lock and num lock but it all makes every single key on
> the PC keyboard, including the windows and menu keys, work correctly (only
> tested on a NT 4 server).
>
I believe the patch you are talking about is already included if I'm wrong, tell
me. ;) by the way, is there anyway that the program could check the real status
of the caps/num keys so they get synced?
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> Peter, was this a deliberate ommission, or an oversight? If the former,
> let me know why so I can rework the patch. I think this is a very
> important fix and really ought to be included. If the latter you'll find
> the patch on http://ziggy.fitz.cam.ac.uk/
>
> I'm afraid to say I've not had much time to play around with rdesktop
> lately and haven't yet tried any of Peter's unified patches, as I've been
> distracted trying to port it to java, but I will endeavour to give
> it a go in the near future.
>
> Regards,
> Ben.
>
> / Ben McKeegan, I.T. Manager \
> \ Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, UK. /