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Hi Hypercube.
The keyboard opens when you’re logging to the NoMachine server (to input credentials, for example), but doesn’t open once you connect to the remote desktop?
Do you’ve other devices attached to the tablet, via bluetooth or USB On-The-Go?
Thanks.Piotr, the screen recording would be very useful. Could you please also gather logs by following these instructions: https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00098. You can send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com by using the title of the post as subject.
Thank you.Hi. What is the application you’re scrolling that is showing this behaviour? Do you’ve the same issue with other applications?
The touchpad does a kinetic scroll, so you should notice a longer scroll but it should not be jumpy.Hi patrick.
This article will answer your question:How can I send Ctrl+Alt+Delete to a remote Windows computer?
https://www.nomachine.com/AR02L00784Hi, sorry for the late response. The problem you described is not very clear, could you please give more information to reproduce it, and report the OS X and NoMachine versions? Thanks.
We’ve confirmed the problem, it occurs on iOS 9+. More details here:
Some shortcuts don’t work when using a wireless keyboard on iOS 9.x
https://www.nomachine.com/TR05N06859Hi. We’re not aware of keyboard issues, we’ll run an investigation but it would be useful to know your keyboard model.
As for the Escape mapping, we should do it optional because someone may need the original key and because some keyboards allow to send the Escape through a Function button. We’ll evaluate it, thank you for sharing the idea. 🙂Hi. Thank you for the report, we’ve documented the issue here:
The hotkey ‘Windows + L’ doesn’t lock the remote desktop
https://www.nomachine.com/TR05N06835We still need to investigate deeper the problem to know how to solve it. The special sequence menu cannot be customized because its functionalities are bound to some specific routines executed on the server, so as temporary solution you may wish to try the workaround suggested in the Trouble Report description.
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You may try to enable the “Grab the keyboard input” option by checking the corresponding box in the Input menu: when this option is enabled all your keystrokes will go to the remote desktop when the NoMachine window has the focus, so you’ll be sure that Mission Control or Spotlight are running on the remote OS X.Hi. Sorry for the delay, we were debugging and fixing the problem. Unluckily there are no ways to work around it, so if you want to receive the package containing the fix, contact us at forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
You can subscribe the following trouble report to be notified when we’ll release it officially:The client ignores the menu configuration requested by the server
https://www.nomachine.com/TR05N06818Hi Mebbe.
Thank you for bringing this problem to our attention. We’ve verified that the Xperia Keyboard handles the ‘enter’ key in a slightly different way than other keyboards, this is the reason why it is not working. This trouble report documents the issue:
The ‘enter’ key doesn’t work on Sony Xperia Keyboard
https://www.nomachine.com/TR04N06804The problem has been already solved and the official fix will be included in our next release. Meanwhile, you can subscribe to the Trouble Report to be notified when it’ll be closed.
Hi.
The remote display resolution can always be set, but the result changes depending from the session type: a virtual desktop will exactly match the resolution you’ve set, while a physical desktop will use the closer resolution among those available.
If you’re using a physical desktop session, the following thread proposes a solution to your problem:https://www.nomachine.com/forums/topic/ubuntu-16-04-headless-resolution-stuck-1024×768