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I have two keyboard layouts in Windows. When the current layout is set to a language other than English (non-Latin), pressing the "L" key (or any other key, except for main keys like F1-F11, Enter, and Backspace) does nothing.
I suspect that your program is listening for specific characters being pressed rather than key codes, which would make it layout-independent. Could you please fix this? It's quite problematic for users with multiple keyboard layouts.
Additionally, you cannot switch keyboard languages while the program is running because Alt+Shift (the default Windows combination for changing layouts) is reserved by your program for stretching to multiple displays. It would be great if you could reconsider this as well.
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Hello, and thank you for your work!
Here's the issue:
I have two keyboard layouts in Windows. When the current layout is set to a language other than English (non-Latin), pressing the "L" key (or any other key, except for main keys like F1-F11, Enter, and Backspace) does nothing.
I suspect that your program is listening for specific characters being pressed rather than key codes, which would make it layout-independent. Could you please fix this? It's quite problematic for users with multiple keyboard layouts.
Additionally, you cannot switch keyboard languages while the program is running because Alt+Shift (the default Windows combination for changing layouts) is reserved by your program for stretching to multiple displays. It would be great if you could reconsider this as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: