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** Changed in: tsclient (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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You
I use RDV on Ubuntu, but to get from a Fedora14 machine to my 10.04
principal PC I was obliged to install and use TSClient.
It's true, Ctrl-Alt-Enter doesn't work.
However, F8 does bring up a floating menu, at least on Fedora.
Give it a try.
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to
It's the small bugs that make linux unsuable. Moved on from Ubuntu.
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 10:01, SimonOR 152...@bugs.launchpad.net
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I use RDV on Ubuntu, but to get from a Fedora14 machine to my 10.04
principal PC I was obliged to install and use TSClient.
It's true, Ctrl-Alt-Enter
To uncheck this option I had to install the configuration application:
apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
The config application then appears in preferences. It is in the
'utility' section, click on workarounds. (It is not intuitive it opens
another box to be more selective.)
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In Hardy (8.04) it works only if you disable visual effects.
Setting Workarounds Legacy Fullscreen Support
in CompizConfig does NOT fix the problem.
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize fullscreen and so forth.
(top bar)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152615
You
I take it back, UNCHECKING Legacy Fullscreen Support, works, I had it
checked.
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize fullscreen and so forth.
(top bar)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152615
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The one problem I don't understand is that every single program in Linux
seems to have its own shortcut keys. Why is that? A user has to remember
the shortcut keys of every single program. Ctrl+Alt+Enter is the most
non-intuitive shortcut I have every seen and it never strikes me when I
really
** Changed in: tsclient (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize fullscreen and so forth.
(top bar)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152615
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I think to, that a top bar is still needed and very usefull!
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize fullscreen and so forth.
(top bar)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152615
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I think that a top bar (like Krdc and mstsc have) is still needed even
when the CTRL+ALT+DELETE shortcut is working. At the very least there
should be dialog that pops up when you connect in full screen for the
first time:
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To exit full screen mode, press Ctrl+Alt+Enter simultaneously.
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This is still an issue with Ubuntu 8.04 Beta 1. Compiz is typically
enabled by default and compizconfig-settings-manager is not installed by
default.
Installing compizconfig-settings-manager and unchecking Legacy
Fullscreen Support makes CTRL-ALT-ENTER work appropriately.
However unchecking
For Ubuntu Gutsy there is a workaround. By installing compiz-settings-
manager you can then go into System-Preferences-Advanced Desktop
Effects Settings, If you do an advanced search for legacy, you will see
a setting called Legacy Fullscreen Support. Uncheck it and then you
can use the key
I have the same problem ONLY when I have the Visual Effects set to Normal or
Extra.
When set to None CTRL+ALT+ENTER works fine.
It seems that the Visual Effects automatically align themselves...
That's what the flashing screen is.
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize
By the way, in Gutsy, CTRL+ALT+ENTER does not work. The screen will
flash but you never get out of fullscreen mode.
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When in fulllscreen mode, impossible to close/minimize fullscreen and so forth.
(top bar)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152615
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