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; AutoHotkey script to remap HP 840g, 1050g etc... laptops' Screenshare, Answer and Hangup keys to Home, End and Insert keys

; Share screen key
<!<^F22::Send {Home}
+<!<^F22::Send {Shift Down}{Home}{Shift Up}

; Answer key
<!F15::
  KeyWait,LWin
  reload

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Server side:
add-apt-repository ppa:paskal-07/softethervpn
apt-get install softether-vpnserver
vpncmd localhost:443 /server /cmd HubCreate VPN /password:admin
vpncmd localhost:443 /server /cmd BridgeCreate VPN /Device:bridge /tap:yes
ip addr add 10.0.0.1/24 dev tap_bridge
vpncmd localhost:443 /server /hub:VPN /cmd UserCreate vpnuser /group:none /realname:none /note:none
vpncmd localhost:443 /server /hub:VPN /cmd UserPasswordSet vpnuser /password:hunter2 /type:standard

Client side:

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#   Copy ROM images to ROMs/ and other kickstart modules to Modules/
#   and then build the kickstart file. On Linux, run:
#   ./capcli.Linux <kick47111custom.txt

#   v47.102 ROM image
alias OLDROM "ROMs/kick47102.a1200.rom"
#   v47.111 ROM image
alias SOURCEROM "ROMs/kick47111.a1200.rom"
#   Resulting custom ROM image
alias TARGETROM "ROMs/kick47111custom.a1200"

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apt-get install dnsmasq
cat <<EOF >/etc/dnsmasq.conf
port=53
interface=wlan0
except-interface=lo
listen-address=10.42.0.1
dhcp-range=10.42.0.5,10.42.0.250,12h
dhcp-option=option:router,10.42.0.1
dhcp-option=option:dns-server,10.42.0.1
dhcp-option=option:netmask,255.255.255.0

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#   Copy source ROM image to ROMs/ and other kickstart modules to Components/
#   and then build the kickstart file.
#   For example on Linux, run:
#   ./capcli.Linux <kick47115custom.a1200.txt

#   Copy ROMs/kick47115custom.a1200 and .RTB to Amiga and softkick:
#   SKick kick47115custom.a1200 32BIT

#   Make sure you are using Capitoline Release 2025.04.05 or newer;
#   older versions lack the required kickstart and module hashes for 3.2.3.

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Sometimes the WSL GUI (X11) applications just disappear from Windows: the apps are no longer visible on Task Bar and whe application windows are nowhere to be seen. The culprit seems to be the Microsoft Remote Desktop Client (msrdc.exe) getting messed up on its own. To fix:

1. In Windows PowerShell, as user, terminate the msrdc.exe process; it will immediately respawn:
Get-Process -Name "msrdc" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Stop-Process -Force

2. In WSL Linux shell, as user, unmap and map the GUI (X11) application windows to get them visible again with the freshly respawned msrdc.exe process:
for i in $(xdotool search -name .); do xdotool windowunmap $i; xdotool windowmap $i; done