http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59214 --- Comment #2 from burneddi@protonmail.com --- On further inspection, it's possible there's no Wine bug here and the issue is actually in the games affected, and the patch just hacks around it. Checking the vkeycodes between Wine and a Windows VM using a simple console program (vkey_tester.c, see attachments) shows that Wine behaviour matches the Windows VM when using a Dvorak layout on both -- the top-left character key (Q) produces VK=0xDE for the virtualKeyCode, i.e. apostrophe, on Dvorak for both Wine and Windows. I don't have a Windows setup capable of running the affected games, but many years ago I used to use Windows with a Dvorak layout and I feel like this problem wasn't as widespread then as it is now with Wine (though it could just be my imagination, as this definitely *did* affect some games on native Windows too). I suppose there is a chance that some of these games have special logic to adapt their keybinds to non-QWERTY layouts that is broken with Wine, but this is pure speculation. -- Do not reply to this email, post in Bugzilla using the above URL to reply. You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.