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I'm not sure if this is already known, but applications which use SDL for keyboard inputs on non-english Windows systems, cannot properly handle the Right-Alt key and recognise it as the key combination Left-Ctrl + Right-Alt.
The reason for this, is that the Ctrl-Alt key on a US keyboard sends the same scancode as the Right-Alt (AltGr) key on non-english systems.
I've observed this for the first time in DOSBox-X and mentioned it here: joncampbell123/dosbox-x#915
some further investigations shows, that DOSBox + forks and other applications like RetroArch for example share the same problem.
Is there a chance for a fix?
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yeah it is not solved. mouse works but the keyboard does not it doesn't even show an error. i have a xiaomi phone and the "latest" win10 is that an issue? it seen to be a gboard problem i had the same issue when this feature was on Linux only feature. Samsung keyboard worked gboard didn't
I'm not sure if this is already known, but applications which use SDL for keyboard inputs on non-english Windows systems, cannot properly handle the Right-Alt key and recognise it as the key combination Left-Ctrl + Right-Alt.
The reason for this, is that the Ctrl-Alt key on a US keyboard sends the same scancode as the Right-Alt (AltGr) key on non-english systems.
I've observed this for the first time in DOSBox-X and mentioned it here:
joncampbell123/dosbox-x#915
some further investigations shows, that DOSBox + forks and other applications like RetroArch for example share the same problem.
Is there a chance for a fix?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: