--- Ola Lundqvist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Interesting. If that is the case the X server have > some new functionality that I'm not aware of.
If you're on a dualhead, xinit displays some info about the monitors. If I do 'xinit `which icewm` -- :1' then this is displayed among the garbage: IceWM: xinerama: heads=2 IceWM: xinerama: 0 +0+0 1024x768 IceWM: xinerama: 1 +1024+0 1024x768 > I'm trying to get a picture of what you do: > > .............. ........... > . . . . > . . . . > . . . . > . . . . > . . ........... > .............. XXXXXXXXX > > It is a picture of the two local displays. You have > a problwm with that the X-marked area is not shown. > Or is it that the screen happen to be in the middle? Both monitors are 1024x768, so my display is 2048x768. I have no dead space. The problem is that when I'm viewing an 800x600 desktop with xvnc4viewer and I go to fullscreen, it maximizes across all the desktop, e.g. it becomes 2048x768. This means that 400x600 of the remote desktop is on the left monitor, and the other 400x600 is on the right. This makes using the remote desktop a pain, and it also uses up the right monitor, which I would be using to do different things. > I assume you only want the information to be > displayed > on the left monitor. Ideally it would maximize to whatever monitor the majority of the viewer is already on. If the window is on the left monitor when I hit maximize, use that one; if it's on the right, use the right. gqview does this, I think. > In this case (sorry for misreading) I can see that > it is what > you want. You can emulate this by not having any > window decoration > and not run in full screen mode. Kinda, except that the KDE panel would overlap in the case of a 1024x768 remote desktop, or on an 800x600 remote desktop there would be other windows showing. > I'll keep this bug here as a wishlist. I would prefer it be at least minor, since this is a usability problem for me, but wishlist is okay. ==================================== Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.chrishowie.com http://www.yics.org http://crazycomputers.deviantart.com perl -mstrict -wle \ '$;=65;@_=map{chr($;+=-65+ord)}"ACCDCBBCBBCBBBK"=~/(.)/g;print map{$_[-65+ord]}"ENLMOAHIMDCKOJCKGODABFCK"=~/(.)/g' [You may freely ignore crap beneath.] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
