Hi Ian, thank you for reconsidering. Regarding Autofit configuration on a per-VM basic, although that would be a really nice feature :), I suggest that would not solve the root issue. Although I did mention "Autofit guest (change guest resolution)" as a possible "Workaround option 2", there are situations with Ubuntu or similar where I still want it to use "Stretch guest (no resolution change)". Namely where I need to have the VM in a window, not full screen, whilst referring to something on the host side by side. In these situations, all of the Autofit options make the resolution too small for me to easily read on a 27 inch 4K monitor. Whereas the "Stretch guest (no resolution change)" setting will keep the text in windowed mode the same size as it was in full screen mode, including the Gnome fractional scaling. In these cases I cannot see the whole desktop in windowed mode but I can at least resize whatever is on the desktop so the part I need to see is visible. Scroll bars may actually be useful here, as it would obviate needing to resize anything.
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