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Subject: VNC and non-US keymap in bhyve
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Hello,

I use bhyve and have a problem with non-US keymap and the VNC server.
This is a bug that was reported at least to FreeNAS and was fixed a few
weeks ago according to the bug report here:
https://bugs.freenas.org/issues/24450

When will this fix come into FreeBSD?
How does the process work for changes into FreeNAS and then into FreeBSD?
Or is it that the change was first made into FreeBSD and then from there
found its way into FreeNAS?
I could not find this information anywhere other than that FreeNAS is based
on FreeBSD.