Hi ----- Mensaje original ----- > >> + x = monitor.x; > >> + y = monitor.y; > >> dw = monitor.width; > >> dh = monitor.height; > > > > It clearly makes sense in fullscreen / monitor. > > Yes, note I think we should also set disable-display-align to false > when > going fullscreen after this patch, since this clearly gives us > better monitor coordinates then the align algorithm will. Esp when > using setups with 4 monitors arranged in a 2x2 grid, etc. (not all > that crazy when you look at trading rooms for stock exchanges, etc.). > > I'll write a patch for this. You are right on this. > > > However, I really don't think it's a good idea to reorder monitors > > depending on their window position, even if it may be funny, just > > 5 sec. ;) > > > IE: Take a setup with a laptop and a monitor right of the laptop, > with the monitor being used as the primary screen. Now the user > starts > remote-viewer on the primary screen, getting display 1 there. Then he > opens a second display and moves that to the laptop (which is left > of the monitor). > > Now the display windows are arranged right (monitor, display 1) to > left > (laptop, display2). But in the vm they will be arranged left to > right. Yes, in window mode, I think that's what we should keep doing: not reordering guest monitors merely based on the fact of their respective window positions on the client. > Until the user goes fullscreen, when we all of a sudden do the right > thing. So not only is this counter intuitive. it will also cause > inconsistencies between windowed and fullscreen mode monitor > arrangement inside the guest. In fullscreen, there is no notion of individual window. The client doesn't have a floating window he can identify by its content. _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list virt-tools-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
