With "transmit keyboard hot keys" enabled:
Input method switching shortcuts (e.g., Windows+Space, Left Alt+Shift) are simultaneously processed by both the host and the guest VM, because the VM control window does not go through the host IME layer.
When a host input method (e.g., Chinese Pinyin) is active, keystrokes are not transparently forwarded to the VM; instead, they are intercepted by the host IME for candidate selection/composition.
Expected behavior: With the transmit-hotkeys option on, all keyboard input (including IME-related shortcuts and raw key events) should be passed exclusively to the guest VM, bypassing host IME processing.
With "transmit keyboard hot keys" enabled:
Input method switching shortcuts (e.g., Windows+Space, Left Alt+Shift) are simultaneously processed by both the host and the guest VM, because the VM control window does not go through the host IME layer.
When a host input method (e.g., Chinese Pinyin) is active, keystrokes are not transparently forwarded to the VM; instead, they are intercepted by the host IME for candidate selection/composition.
Expected behavior: With the transmit-hotkeys option on, all keyboard input (including IME-related shortcuts and raw key events) should be passed exclusively to the guest VM, bypassing host IME processing.