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I also reproduced successfully. I have a solution —— Change keysym to keycode and retranslate according to keyboard layout. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/99897242/173624127-2ef17de9-811a-4f1f-8fb7-c39bb9a84888.png) Some thing have disturbed me recently, and the progress has...

> `keyboard.press('(')` pynput does't know your keyboard layout, so it can't get correct keycode. The way using keycode is working fine. ```python keyboard.press(KeyCode._from_symbol('5')) keyboard.release(KeyCode._from_symbol('5')) # output: ( keyboard.press(Key.shift) keyboard.press(KeyCode._from_symbol('5')) keyboard.release(KeyCode._from_symbol('5'))...

The new keyboard mode is independent of keyboard layout. I think it should work fine on spanish keyboard. Btw, I don't have a keyboard to test the key(IntlBackslash) to the...

We have implemented a new keyboard mode, and switching to the new mode after the merge will fix this. #964

Is there any error message?

I reproduced the problem. Can you show your keyboard layout? Maybe this can help you. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/111624/how-to-display-the-current-keyboard-layout Can you try typing backslashes directly in remote Linux? As far as I know,...

Thanks, can you try the backslash to the left of shift again? ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/99897242/177033071-a292358a-687e-4760-897f-35a32dbd0756.png)

No, Input directly in remote Linux without rustdesk. I don't have a Japanese physical keyboard to test.

> missing backslash-underscore key in Japanese layout -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/onboard/+bug/552425 According to this bug, the combination of shift + \ => _ does not exist in ubuntu.