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Request for enhancement: Spice Guest Tools

May be please have dynamic screen sizing like virtual box?

Currently, you must pick a precanned screen size.  They don't always work out too well: too much or too little.

In Virtual Box, you grab the corner of the virtual window and can size the screen into to whatever you need.

May we please have this functionality in Spice?

In the mean time, can we please have a 1900 x 1000 screen size?

Many thanks,
-T

Todd, this feature has long been available with Spice. This is likely a misconfiguration on your side. Please ask help on the mailing list before opening bugs.

Followup, in case anyone finds this with Google:

spicec is a dead project and has been superseded by remote-viewer.

Fedora: yum install virt-viewer
Windows: download x86/x64 MSI from http://virt-manager.org/download