On the Mac, you don’t even know its an option because you not only have to grant it permission upon install, it won’t offer you the choice to gain permission to assign your USB devices to your Host because…dun dun dun…csrutil! ARGH!!! You’ll need to boot into recover mode, open a terminal, type ‘csrutil disable’ and reboot. On Windows, its super easy, you just install the PCoIP Software Client and you have automatically gain access to the USB Devices menu where you can assign local machines to, quite literally, “become remote devices.” Because Windows. If your F13/F14/F15 hotkeys don’t work, it because of this, not because of any other Mac OS setting or Karabiner or Mac or Windows preferences.īasically, the Teradic PCoIP Software Client needs a bunch of USB and secret sauce root-level schtuff to be able to give the entirety of the device to your Host machine. This is how you setup Wacom pen pressure sensitivity and full Flame hotkey support from Windows and Mac Teradici PCoIP Software Clients. Ideally one that doesn’t involve remapping the hotkeys. Has anyone experienced this quirk before and know of a fix I can use. I found that the problem went away when I plugged in and used a Mac keyboard They are both identical but the PC keyboard doesn’t see F13, F14 and F15 keys on the MacPro I compared the keyboard settings on the iMac and the Mac Pro. This only seemed to effect the Mac Pro and I was happy to blame the quirks of Teradici and just live with doing the switch manually When we came back to the office the problem persisted even without Teradici. Everything seemed to be fine until it came to a conform and I found I couldn’t toggle from Primary to Secondary using PrtScn (F13) and ScrollLock (F14). We started to roll out Teradici and we got a new Mac Pro.

During lockdown I had an iMac at home and my PC keyboard gave me comfort and behaved in exactly the same way the Linux boxes at the office did (love the fact we don’t need to relearn any hotkeys on different operating systems). No problem for me when I am working locally on an iMac. I am always using a PC keyboard for Flame on a Mac.

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