On 12/07/13 01:14, John Beavers wrote: > On 07/11/2013 12:09 PM, Antoine Martin wrote: >> On 12/07/13 00:04, John Beavers wrote: >>> root_window_size=[1280, 1024] >> I'll skim through the rest, but if you have 4 monitors, I would expect >> the total screen area to be much bigger than this! >> >> Have you tried changing encodings to see if others work better? On a >> LAN, you should be able to use plain rgb. >> >> Antoine >> > How do I change the root_window_size? Is that in xorg.conf? The root_window_size is the size of the virtual X11 display we use on the server end to run applications and grab their pixels. When you connect to an xpra server, you should see in its log file something similar to: *** Handshake complete; enabling connection Python/Gtk2 Linux client version 0.10.0 connected from 'laptop' using x264 as primary encoding, also available: rgb24, vpx, webp, png, png/L, png/P, jpeg, rgb32 max client resolution is 3286x1080 (from [[3286, 1080]]), current server resolution is 3288x1080 best resolution matching 3286x1080 is unchanged: 3288x1080 (..) *** Here, the vfb is set to 3288x1080 to match my client resolution. Yours should do the same thing and match your client's display size. If it does not, then you are going to get all sorts of problems like the ones you describe (missing clicks, windows that don't appear where they should, don't display properly, etc)
Then if I check with xpra info, I see (slightly different namespace output in 0.10): *** $ xpra info | grep root_window_size server.root_window_size=(3288, 1080) *** Antoine _______________________________________________ shifter-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.devloop.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/shifter-users
