Hi All, So I was under the mistaken impression that enabling building with cegui for the linux client would also give the linux client menu support.
But it turns out that the 2 are 2 different things. Compiling with --enable-gui adds an in window gui which can be used to connect when no hostname + port is given on the spicec commandline, and not much more. Where as the menu code, which is only available under windows, extends the right click on window title bar menu under windows. Under Linux there is no equivalent functionality. Since the menu is important to have, as it allows things like sending special key combis and also things like attach / detaching devices like a smartcart-reader, we will need to support the menu in the Linux client too sooner or later. I'm going to be optimistic and assume that the gtk client will simply have a gtk popup menu which pops up on some special key combi, implementing the menu. So the question then becomes do we want to do something to add a menu to the X11 spice client (*), or do we wait till the gtk client becomes available generally? Regards, Hans *) Like put it in the empty gui which gets drawn when one presses shift+f7 in a client compiled with cegui support. _______________________________________________ Spice-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/spice-devel
