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    Virtualised Colemak-1.1-Caps-Lock-Unchanged

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    Has anyone had any success in virtualising Colemak using the setup.exe for Colemak-1.1-Caps-Lock-Unchanged?

    Last edited by Hamilton (27-Nov-2013 03:53:56)
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    Virtualising? You mean run Cmk in a virtual machine, or what?

    I always plop a PKL folder into VMs running Windows, and run my xkb patch on Debian/Ubuntu ones.

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    I am attempting to virtualise this application using MS AppV5 sequencer for Windows 7. After selecting Add+Publish on the APP-V launcher tool I can see the Colemak option listed in the Virtual Control Panel   (running virtual cmd.exe, control panel then selecting Keyboard or other input methods, General, Default input Methods ) however I am unable to see/change the keyboard setting in control Panel from the machines start menu.

    Last edited by Hamilton (02-Dec-2013 06:44:07)
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    Maybe use loadkeys ?  http://linux.die.net/man/1/loadkeys

    I'm looking for this as well.....

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    Just an update incase anyone is interested:
    I exported the reg key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Keyboard Layouts\a0000409 from a PC with physical install of colemak.
    Then using APPV 5, virtualised the application, however I have added a script into the DeploymentConfig.xml to import this reg key and copy the colemak2.dll to the PC C$\Windows\System32
    So its not really virtualised, however its fit to use for my purposes.
    Just a note: I had tried various other reg key solutions but the one above was the only one I could get working.

    Last edited by Hamilton (11-Dec-2013 05:58:12)
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