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Anydesk linux edit config from commandline
Anydesk linux edit config from commandline













My reasoning was that I wanted to preserve common Ctrl-Key sequences that MAC maps to Command-Key Sequences (i.e. In my situation, I'm using a Logitech keyboard sooo no Apple-Command Key.Įssentially, what I did was Map the MAC Command key to the Control Key. What I did differently tho, was to add a custom key mappings to mitigate the MAC command v.

anydesk linux edit config from commandline

Like previous answers, I too, used Karabiner. Also, Shift combinations can be mapped with Shift="1". However, the following keys can be mapped: LeftArrow, etc., Slash, Space, Period, LeftBracket, RightBracket, F1, etc. This TechNet blog post from announces the beta app and provides the same hockeyapp URL.įor those not willing to use Karabiner, there is little documentation on ClipboardActionTransformations.xml (above). Some were suspicious of the hockeyapp site, despite the author being "Microsoft Remote Desktop". You can simply set this checkbox in the Preferences / General section:

anydesk linux edit config from commandline

You can also add custom mappings by navigating to the Resources/Keyboard directory within the application contents, and opening the ClipboardActionTransformations.xml file in a plain text editor. (Note: Clipboard redirection will be available in a later update.)

anydesk linux edit config from commandline

Microsoft Remote Desktop beta adds support for Cmd+ X/ C/ V as well as Ctrl+ X/ C/ V to cut/copy/paste within a remote session.















Anydesk linux edit config from commandline