Hi All, While running some multi-monitor tests I've noticed that having per window fullscreen causes problems with the monitor location inside the guest. IE try the following. Take a client with 2 physical monitors, both running at 1920x1080. Lets call these phys1 and phys2 with phys1 being on the left, and phys2 on the right. Now connect to a RHEL-6.5 vm. Put the remote-viewer window on phys2, go to view displays and enable display 2, but the window for display 2 on phys1. Fullscreen both. All is well. Now unfull screen display 2 (so the remote-viewer window on phys1), and re-fullscreen it. After this "xrandr --current" in the guest shows: qxl-0 connected 1920x1080+400+0 qxl-1 connected 1920x1080+0+0 So now qxl-0 largely overlaps qxl-1, rather then being fully to the right of it. After a disconnect / reconnect and then fullscreening again, I can even get the 2 to be complete clones of each other (so both are at +0+0). I have not debugged this, but I believe this is caused by the x y coordinates for the monitor being send to the guest not being updated for all monitors on fullscreen / un-fullscreen. We should probably always update all of them on a single window fullscreen / unfullscreen. And use our auto-align ltr code to calculate the x+y coordinates, except when all windows are fullscreen, then we should use the physical monitor coordinates. Regards, Hans _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list virt-tools-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
