Description of problem: It's possible to get into a situation where clicking in one display actually registers as a click in a different display when the display geometry has been changed using the configuration tools in the guest Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): virt-viewer from git RHEL 6.4 guest with 2 displays How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open virt-viewer with a RHEL guest that has 2 displays configured 2. In the guest, open display configuration tool (System > Preferences > Display) 3. The Display config tool should show two displays side-by-side 4. Re-arrange the monitors by dragging the one on the left so it is now on the right 5. Click 'Apply' Expected results: What is displayed on each screen should not change, but the relationship between the displays (e.g. the edge that you drag a window off to move it to between displays) will be different. Everything else should work normally. Actual results: - The content of the two monitors becomes swapped (e.g. applications that were displayed on display 1 are now displayed on monitor 2) - The mouse input still behaves as if the content was not swapped. In other words: in order to interact with a window on Display 1, you need to click the point on Display 2 where the window would be if it were drawn on Display 2. Additional info:
It is fixed in virt-viewer for a while