Description of problem: When connecting with tigervnc to a vino remote desktop, control-click and shift-click do not appear to function. Example: selecting multiple emails in thunderbird Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): tigervnc.i586 0.0.90-0.10.fc11 vino.i586 2.26.1-2.fc11 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect tigervnc to a remote vino-powered gnome desktop session 2. Fire up a program where you can control- or shift-click multiple items ex: thunderbird, nautilus file manager, etc 3. try to control- or shift-click multiple items Actual results: the shift- and control- part of the click are ignored, the mouse click is the only thing that goes through Expected results: shift- or control- click would be honored. Additional info: Have not tried other VNC servers aside from vino as the remote desktop server in gnome with F11, and have not tried other clients aside from tigervnc. this could potentially be a server issue (vino) and not a client issue (tigervnc).
After inspection it seems this is actually a bug in the Xorg - bug #506963
Using the Gnome desktop on F10-F12, ctrl-click works fine without desktop effects enabled but fails when they are enabled. Is This an Xorg or Compiz/Metacity or TigerVNC issue?
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