Description of problem: The manual says “While in fullscreen mode, move the mouse to the top-center of the screen to display a hidden toolbar, which has Leave Fullscreen, Disconnect and other buttons.”, but this does not happen, neither for the top of the remote screen, nor the top of the display. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): vinagre-3.22.0-1.fc25.x86_64 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start vinagre with a host on the command line. 2. Activate full screen mode. 3. Move the pointer around. Actual results: No toolbar displayed. Expected results: Toolbar displayed. Additional info: I'm using a GNOME desktop with Wayland.
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
Still present in FC26.
Still a problem in Fedora 27 under Xorg and Wayland with up-to-date system as of this writing: vinagre-3.22.0-6.fc27.x86_64 The icons seem to be just invisible...you can escape with some care. If you move the cursor to top-center where the pull-down should appear, then move down about 10-15 pixels and "hover" (do not move for a few seconds) the cursor, you should see tooltips. Carefully move horizontally left until you see "Leave fullscreen". Then left-click. Hope that helps someone and maybe even give clues to debug the issue.
Created attachment 1393953 [details] Restore fullscreen drawer functionality. This bug is only two years old! Time to fix it. The vinagre maintainers seem to be MIA, this patch has been sitting https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=770484 for several months. I am not the author of the patch, see the Gnome Bug #770484 for attribution. Adding this patch makes vinagre works for me.
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Still present in F27 and F28.
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Present in F29. [haven't tried F30 yet.]
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Still present in Fedora 31 and Fedora 32. Please reopen this bug.
The bug is still present, it's very annoying. Even killing the vinagre doesn't help, I need to wipe it's configuration in order to start in normal mode.
Just a "by the way": vinagre is the only Fedora VNC viewer that can successfully connect to Intel AMT VNC with a color mode of more than 8 bits per pixel, so it's likely that any Intel AMT users out there would appreciate a more graceful way to exit from vinagre full-screen.
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It's still happening with Fedora 32.
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It's still a problem in Fedora 32. However, the workaround from comment 3, to attempt to navigate the invisible icon panel, seems to work for me. Of course, given that the icons are invisible, the chance of clicking on the wrong one is quite high. What's the right course of action from here? Re-open this problem report? Enter a new report? How does one persuade the upstream maintainers to look at this? It's issue #9 there, encountered in the Fedora 29 environment, link https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vinagre/-/issues/9
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Moving to f33.
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Moving to f34.
We recommend that Vinagre users migrate to gnome-connections. Vinagre is getting discontinued. GNOME Connections uses the same gtk-vnc backend for VNC connections as Vinagre, so you should expect similar behavior.
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Vinagre was the only VNC client on Fedora that worked correctly with Intel AMT's VNC server with regard to supporting a decent color map. I just verified that gnome-connections does just as well. Its "fit to window" mode doesn't constratin to the original aspect ratio, which is a little weird, but you can't have everything, I suppose.
(In reply to Stan King from comment #25) > Vinagre was the only VNC client on Fedora that worked correctly with Intel > AMT's VNC server with regard to supporting a decent color map. I just > verified that gnome-connections does just as well. Its "fit to window" mode > doesn't constratin to the original aspect ratio, which is a little weird, > but you can't have everything, I suppose. thanks! I will take a look at fixing this issue with wrong aspect ratio.
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