I can enter my login name in RDP since it is latin. While installing Ubuntu, I set language switch to Ctrl-Shift
and it works in console.
Here it is ignored.
I can enter my login name in RDP since it is latin. While installing Ubuntu, I set language switch to Ctrl-Shift
and it works in console.
Here it is ignored.
I'm not sure that is can solve your problem but we have found the info on http://c-nergy.be/blog/?p=5305
To set Keyboard layout at the xrdp Login screen, perform the following steps As explained above, with no special configuration, the xrdp login screen keyboard layout is set to english by default. if you need to change it to another keyboard layout, you should proceed with the following actions
This is the command you should issue in order to change the keyboard layout to be used during xrdp sessions…
Step 1 : You go to the /etc/xrdp directory
Step 2 : you issue the command setxkbmap -layout <%your layout%> to define which keyboard map/layout to use
Step 3 : create a copy of the km-0409.ini file into the same directory. It seems that this is the default file used by xrdp to define the keyboard layout. You will need to use sudo in order to be able to write into the directory
Step 4 : Check that you have a backup of your file by typing the dir or ls command
Step 5 : update the file by issuing the following command sudo xrdp-genkeymap km-0409.ini
give it a try and see if this works
See ya
I have a similar problem with xrdp login to an Ubuntu 18.04 VM on Hyper-V on Windows 10. It turns out that the xrdp's keyboard layout on connect is the same as the host's keyboard layout.
So I need just to change the Windows keyboard layout to English before connect to VM.
Hope it helps.