I had the same thing happen again -- and couldn't find the reference
to Shift-F19 at first. I'm guessing this issue isn't necessarily with
VMWare (since I don't have that) but with keyboard remapping. I had
re-installed compiz after building it fresh for other reasons, and
forgot that it may have
Greetings,
I would like this problem fixed. How about you?
a) Does VMWare have a physical office in Manhattan by chance? How about
near Fort Lauderdale, FL?
b) Does anyone know the e-mail address or name and physical location of a
VMWare software developer?
c) Will anyone physically join me in
I remember having this problem even with Dapper, that's so long time ago
I can't even remember the version number... I have no idea what x.org
version I used back then, but surely it can't have been v.7.3?
At that time, as I didn't manage to solve it and didn't really need
VMWare, I just stopped us
VMWARE said Ubuntu 8.04 isn't supported and refused to look at the
issue.
On 8/24/08, Thommie Rother <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just for info:
> I see the same behaviour on a Opensuse 11 host running VMware workstation
> 6.04 with a freshly installed Win XP guest.. Would be interesting to see th
setxkbmap will probably work for you as well then.
An easier workaround for you would be to create a link on the desktop or
something that starts setxkbmap, or just run it from the console, like I do.
This makes it more bearable, but I have to emphasize that this is *not*
a fix, it's an ugly hack o
