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# Managed vs unmanaged
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# Managed vs unmanaged
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https://www.reddit.com/r/rustdesk/comments/14y6u8c/looking_into_rustdesk_but_have_a_question/
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https://www.reddit.com/r/rustdesk/comments/14y6u8c/looking_into_rustdesk_but_have_a_question/
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# keyboard mapping mode
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- Map 1:1
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With "Map 1:1", all keys are mapped from the local to the remote keyboard based on their position. For example, the key "q" on a local QWERTY keyboard will transmit an "a" character if connected to a remote device with an AZERTY keyboard.
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This mode is not recommended for office work but it can be useful if the remote device uses specialty software to map macros to specific keys.
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- Translate
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When "Translate" is selected, all keys will be transmitted to the remote endpoint as if the local keyboard layout is active on the remote device.
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However, this layout mode may cause problems with certain programs such as video games as they use scan code to process the key presses.
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- Legacy
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This mode is for compatibility with RustDesk <= 1.1.9.
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