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Created attachment 648676[details]
remote-viewer --spice-debug
Description of problem:
This issue occurs with dual monitor set up.
When the remote-viewer is executed in window mode in order to connect to a VM (e.g. through RHEVM) and then switched to full-screen mode (using Shift+F11 or through RV menu), the full-screen resolution of guest system is set to a sum of both client monitor resolutions.
In my case the guest resolution is set to 2560x1024 (as I have two monitors 1280x1024 each).
This doesn't happen when remote-viewer is launched with --full-screen parameter. In this case the resolution in full-screen matches the client's one.
When tested with previous version of remote-viewer (virt-viewer-0.5.2-15.el6.x86_64) the issue didn't occur.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
virt-viewer-0.5.2-16.el6.x86_64
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have a dual monitor client machine set up
2. Set up a VM with one monitor and spice-vdagent running
3. Connect to it using remote-viewer in window mode
4. Switch to full-screen mode (Shift+F11)
Actual results:
The guest full-screen resolution is set to a sum of both client monitor resolutions but displayed over one monitor only.
Expected results:
The guest full-screen resolution is set to a value matching the native client monitor resolution.
Additional info:
Created attachment 648676 [details] remote-viewer --spice-debug Description of problem: This issue occurs with dual monitor set up. When the remote-viewer is executed in window mode in order to connect to a VM (e.g. through RHEVM) and then switched to full-screen mode (using Shift+F11 or through RV menu), the full-screen resolution of guest system is set to a sum of both client monitor resolutions. In my case the guest resolution is set to 2560x1024 (as I have two monitors 1280x1024 each). This doesn't happen when remote-viewer is launched with --full-screen parameter. In this case the resolution in full-screen matches the client's one. When tested with previous version of remote-viewer (virt-viewer-0.5.2-15.el6.x86_64) the issue didn't occur. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): virt-viewer-0.5.2-16.el6.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have a dual monitor client machine set up 2. Set up a VM with one monitor and spice-vdagent running 3. Connect to it using remote-viewer in window mode 4. Switch to full-screen mode (Shift+F11) Actual results: The guest full-screen resolution is set to a sum of both client monitor resolutions but displayed over one monitor only. Expected results: The guest full-screen resolution is set to a value matching the native client monitor resolution. Additional info: