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I really hope someone can point me in the right direction here.

X2GO server is on Ubuntu Server 16.04LTS ( Not a VM ).
X2GO client is on Kali Rolling Release ( Updated ).

Normally this would not be a problem but lets say I run a Terminal command like ping 8.8.8.8, I have to terminate it with Ctrl+C. Its also a pain when I'm trying to save something with Ctrl+S.

And it's a real pain when I'm typing something and I have to use Caps Lock to cap a single letter.

Paul
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  • For anyone stumbling onto this question, I have found to use the Super+ControlKey+Key works. I don't know if this is an intended feature? I have confirmed both sides use pc-105 keyboard configurations with a standard en-US keyboard – Kickass Feb 14 '18 at 03:11
  • Another interesting thing. Newest Teamviewer 13 for linux does the exact same thing, now this is the first Teamviewer version that uses Qt instead of wine, which makes me think this might be a bug in the OS itself not X2GO or Teamviewer – Kickass Feb 21 '18 at 20:50

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I know this is old, but there was no answer... I found this, which worked for me (and others)

@glyndonwrote: For me (Ubuntu 17.10), the fix was to turn off the "show mouse pointer location when Ctrl key pressed."

I had to use dconf-editor to locate that setting, as Ubuntu no longer includes it on the regular settings dialog panel.

(in dconf-editor: org/gnome/settings-daemon/peripherals/mouse)

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Taking the hint from answer #1, I found a similar setting under "org/gnome/desktop/interface/locate-pointer", which is what did the trick for me.

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