Description of problem: When I start GCompris in fullscreen-mode the second monitor isn't deactivated. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 16, Gnome 3.2, GCompris V11.xx How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect 2 monitors 2. Boot Fedora 16 with Gnome 3.2 3. activate the second monitor (no cloning mode) 4. start GCompris in fullscreen-more (it should be the default mode or you could set it in the options) Actual results: on primary monitor is the fullscreen activated, but the second monitor remains activated Expected results: on primary monitor is the fullscreen activated, but the second (and another) monitors should be deactivated Additional info: But be careful, if you could deactivate the second monitor, to what happened if you quit GCompris: The programs Childsplay and TuxPaint can deactivate the second monitor but don't reactivate it when I quit these programs. See my both bugreports: "Childsplay: Fullscreen on MultiMonitor don't reactivate the monitors" "TuxPaint: Fullscreen on MultiMonitor don't reactivate the monitors"
Another difficult case is: install "gcompris" AND "tuxpaint". So when you start gcompris you have various programs to play with. So you could start tuxpaint within gcompris. When gcompris is started in fullscreen and then it is tuxpaint started with fullscreen and exit tuxpaint, so it must the second monitor be deactivated because gcompris runs already in fullscreen. I hope this is resolvable. Thank you in advance.
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