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From: Karl Magdsick <kmagnum@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Keymap Problem: Host: OSX, Guest: Linux
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I use Dvorak key mapping in OS X and standard U.S. qwerty key mapping
in the guest OS.  I end up getting normal Dvorak behavior in the guest
OS.

It actually took me a minute to realize the emulation was "wrong", but
"wrong" to my advantage.


-Karl

On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 08:57:54 +0100, Hans Fuchs <gucky@fangorn.ch> wrote:
> Hi
>=20
> I have 0.6.1 of qemu. The keys on my guest debian linux are very
> strange. I selected de_CH in both host and guest linux. All keys a-z,
> A-Z and 0-9 work well. Also ",." work, the rest not (dead or wrong). The
> umlauts are on ' ^ =A8, the apple key has <. I have no idea what layers o=
f
> conversion are involved here, so its very hard to find out what is
> wrong. Interesting is also that it types qwerty instead of qwertz.
>=20
> Has anyone experienced this? Or even a solution?
>=20
> Best,
>         Hans
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