Description of problem: In F19, putting your cursor at the to middle of a full screen vinagre session brings up a drop down menu. With F20, this no longer works. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.10.1.1.fc20 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect to a vnc session 2. Enter full screen mode 3. Wave the mouse hopefully backwards and forwards at the top of the screen Actual results: Nothing Expected results: Menu pops up when you are to middle of the screen to allow you to exit full screen mode Additional info: System just upgraded to f20 from f19. Alt-Tab with the mouse in the top middle of the screen allows you to switch back.
Reporting also seeing this, clean install of Fedora 20 x84_64 on a Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1, no menu pop-up. Have to ssh back to the guest machine from the host to kill the VNC session! ;-)
UPDATE: Seems the menu is there in some state, but not actually visible. I was able to escape my session in the GUI by moving the mouse to the top centre of the screen then clicking where the exit button *should* be. Weirdly this worked, even though I couldn't actually see a button!
Hello, I confirm this behaviour too with an updated F20 system: # yum info vinagre [...] Name : vinagre Arch : x86_64 Version : 3.10.2 Release : 1.fc20 As Greg said, the menu seems to be there when hovering the mouse over the centre top of the screen and leaving it static for a second or two; the tooltips of the buttons show up. The menu is not visible though.
Make sure you have View->Keyboard Shortcuts selected prior to entering fullscreen mode, and then F11 will allow you to toggle fullscreen on/off.
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Still problem in f25.
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