Description of problem: I recently upgraded from Fedora 16 to Fedora 17. Previously konsole windows opened on the default (physical) screen appeared on the default screen and konsole windows opened in a VNC session appeared in the same VNC session. Now, when there's at least one konsole window opened on the default screen, all new attempts to start the konsole in the VNC session lead to displaying the new konsole windows on the default screen instead of the VNC session. That makes the konsole unusable. Other terminal software (xterm, terminal, ...) works like expected. This worked well in the previous release of Fedora, therefore I consider this a regression. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): konsole-4.8.4-1.fc17 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start a VNC session (vncserver :1) 2. start "konsole" on the default screen 3. login to the VNC session (vncviewer :1) 4. start "konsole" in the VNC session (do not start it from a different terminal SW, because that masks the issue) Actual results: The "konsole" window is opened on the default screen Expected results: The "konsole" window is opened in the VNC session
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