Anthony Liguori, le Thu 10 Jul 2008 14:25:05 -0500, a écrit :
Keep in mind that using '-k' completely changes the semantics of the
keyboard. I'm using the colemak layout, so my top row is: qwfpg. For
the sake of simplicity, assume that the guest uses the standard en-us
layout.
Then you would need to add a colemak translation table if you wanted
that to be reflected in the guest. However, if you use -k en-us and use
en-us in the guest, it should just work for you.
That won't for the shifted characters. Let's take for instance azerty,
which has the numbers in the shifted position instead of the direct
position. Typing shift+1 will produce a 1 keysym, which will indeed be
converted to the correct scancode, but shift will be simulated too, and
thus produce in the guest '!'...