I'm using Virtue Desktops with Parallels fullscreened on one desktop and normal OS X on another desktop. I switch between the two desktops using Ctrl-Shift-LeftArrow or Ctrl-Shift-RightArrow. The Guest OS is Linux with GNOME.
When switching to Parallels the Shift and Ctrl keys are ghosted on, as if they are still being held, when really they have been released. I need to press/release each meta key (Ctrl, Shift) to push them into their correct state.
The sequence of events to demonstrate the fault is
Parallels fullscreen
Hold Ctrl, then Shift, then press LeftArrow
Parallels loses focus, guest OS thinks Ctrl and Shift are depressed
OS X fullscreen
Release all three keys
Hold Ctrl, then Shift, then press RightArrow
Release all three keys during the Virtue transition
Parallels gains focus but seemingly does not receive the Ctrl-Off or Shift-Off events
Guest OS mistakenly thinks Ctrl and Shift are still depressed
That sequence above is intermittent, suggesting there's some timing involved, but I can't give better details than the above.
When switching to Parallels the Shift and Ctrl keys are ghosted on, as if they are still being held, when really they have been released. I need to press/release each meta key (Ctrl, Shift) to push them into their correct state.
The sequence of events to demonstrate the fault is
Parallels fullscreen
Hold Ctrl, then Shift, then press LeftArrow
Parallels loses focus, guest OS thinks Ctrl and Shift are depressed
OS X fullscreen
Release all three keys
Hold Ctrl, then Shift, then press RightArrow
Release all three keys during the Virtue transition
Parallels gains focus but seemingly does not receive the Ctrl-Off or Shift-Off events
Guest OS mistakenly thinks Ctrl and Shift are still depressed
That sequence above is intermittent, suggesting there's some timing involved, but I can't give better details than the above.