G'day all,
I'm after some advice on a spice client I could use on unmanaged X.
I have a client machine with 3 heads. What I would like is to be able to
do is access a spice server and have the three heads appear on my client
like they are native. As an example, this is the way I do it with it on
a single head machine and vnc.
xinit /usr/bin/xtightvncviewer -bgr -fullscreen -passwd
$HOME/.vnc/passwd xx.vm.home -- :2 -layout Secondary
So this starts a new X server, and sparks up a vncviewer instance that
has full use of the monitor. Ideally I'd like to do the same with
multi-head machines.
At the moment I'm running Xmonad on Debian as a client, this allows me
to auto-map the 3 spice windows to the 3 monitors, but I have issues
with the client hotkeys clashing with the server hotkeys for window
management. If I could remove the window-manager and have a multi-head
spice client just use all three heads fully I'd eliminate this issue.
I currently use spice-gtk as a client. Is there a better client (I don't
use USB pass through or audio) that might allow me to do what I want to
do? Has anyone got any pointers to examples?
Regards,
Brad
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