19.08.2019 10:34, Armin Novak via FreeRDP-devel wrote: > Hi there. Hello! Thank you for the answer!
> There are various ways. (assuming freerdp2 rc or nightly) Yes, freerdp2, more or less current. > - you can add /smart-sizing which scales the session locally (e.g. > /size:800x600 /smart-sizing:1280x1024 scales remote 800x600 to local > 1280x1024) This one works. It's somewhat ugly as expected, but it works. The problem here, albiet solvable, is that I need to know size of current desktop (we use diskless linux-based remote terminals to access windows machine) and calculate appropriate size option. Should be done for each monitor separately. > - for systems that support it you can use the /scale:<factor> > /scale-device:<factor> or /scale-desktop:<factor> options. And this one never worked for me for whatever reason. Used various combinations, various scaling factors, etc, the result is that all this stuff seems to be completely ignored. No matter whenever the remote is win7 or 10, pro or corporate, the result is always the same - 1:1 scaling. That's the main reason why I wrote the original email. I can hope that at least current win10 should support this? Or maybe there's something which needs to be adjusted on the win side (on win7, the remote scaling parameters are disabled when logging in remotely). > for details just run xfreerdp whithout arguments and some help is printed. Yes, I've seen the manpage and the help output. Thank you! /mjt _______________________________________________ FreeRDP-devel mailing list FreeRDP-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freerdp-devel
