akallabeth

@UnoSD well, it is the same as with mouse events, they get sent and the server does something with them. Since both use the same connection there is not much...

you might try a focus change (that triggers a keyboard state resync, e.g. num/caps/scroll lock sync) and check if that helps.

@UnoSD then please provide a log that shows it is the client not sending keyboard events (and not just a server stuck in some invalid state) you need: 1. a...

> did you mean KeyPress and KeyRelease? You got me 😁

@codemonkeykong ok, this reads like the linux driver from the device does not implement some stuff the windows version uses? To ensure this is not something on our end: 1....

Well, there are only nightlies then. (You can also create them by running the script in packaging subfolder) But a flatpak that hangs the system sounds like a broken system.

@codemonkeykong ok, so `certutil -scinfo` works? you still need a test with a more recent version, there have been a *lot* of fixes since `3.5.1` (nightly can be installed alongside...

well, which protocol do these applications use? the smartcard redirection uses the PC/SC API and only stuff that works correctly with that will work with this kind of redirection. can...

@codemonkeykong did write a litttle sample [pcsc-test.tar.gz](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/19638999/pcsc-test.tar.gz) compile that and run it, it will iterate all smartcards, connect to them and try to read the failing attributes. did run it...

@codemonkeykong ok, interesting, did not expect that to work. I've updated the uitlity and pushed it to github here: https://github.com/akallabeth/pcsc-test should now also compile out of the box under windows...