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fix(soe-gui): map Mac RDP PrtSc to the GNOME screenshot UI - #127
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macOS has no PrtSc key code, so Thincast on a Mac sends F13 into the RDP session. GNOME reads F13 as XF86Tools, so PrtSc opens Settings instead of taking a screenshot. - soe-gui ships a system dconf default, 10-printscreen-rdp. It binds XF86Tools to the screenshot UI and drops it from the Settings shortcut. - The default applies on every Ubuntu and Fedora GNOME host through the soe-gui or printscreen tag. A user binding still wins. - The same two per-user keys made PrtSc in Thincast open the screenshot UI on dragonfly and desktop-derek. - run-tests.sh and hyperi-ci check --quick pass. The keyfile compiles with dconf compile.
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macOS has no PrtSc key code, so Thincast on a Mac sends F13 into the RDP session. GNOME reads F13 as XF86Tools, so PrtSc opens Settings instead of taking a screenshot.