Hi Uli, thanks a lot for your indications, I'll let you know.
Best Regards. G
Il giorno sab 13 giu 2020 alle ore 23:16 Ulrich Sibiller <uli42@gmx.de> ha scritto:
Hello Gian,
I have done some tests with TWO monitors (I don't have more to test) and it worked fine. But to make it working fine some things need to be done/taken into account:
fix the keystroke configuration on youe server. x2go used to ship broken keystroke.cfg files. So either check /etc/x2go/keystrokes.cfg or create a user specific one in ~/,x2go/config/keystrokes.cfg. It is important to have these entries in it: <keystroke action="switch_all_screens" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="f" /> <keystroke action="fullscreen" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="f" /> <keystroke action="resize" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="r" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_left" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="Left" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_left" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Left" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_up" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="Up" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_up" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Up" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_right" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="Right" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_right" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Right" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_down" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="Down" /> <keystroke action="viewport_move_down" Control="1" Shift="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Down" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_left" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="Left" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_left" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Left" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_up" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="Up" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_up" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Up" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_right" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="Right" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_right" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Right" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_down" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="Down" /> <keystroke action="viewport_scroll_down" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="KP_Down" /> <keystroke action="reread_keystrokes" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="k" /> <keystroke action="autograb" Control="1" AltMeta="1" key="g" />
If you startup the x2co connection you get a window with your desktop in a scaled version which makes it unusable. Now there are two possibilies: a) if you want to keep it in windowed mode press ctrl-alt-g (autograb) to ensure the keystrokes are not intercepted by your local desktop environment. b) switch to fullscreen mode with ctrl-alt-shift-f
switch to viewport mode with ctl-alt-r
4a) use ctrl-alt-<arrows> to scroll around in small portions 4b) use ctrl-alt-shoft-<arrows> to move around in big steps
This setup is working fine for me. The only thing that is currently missing/not implemented is to force viewport mode right at connection start and the possibility to specify the initial position. I might implement that one day.
Uli
On Mon, Jun 8, 2020 at 5:26 PM Ulrich Sibiller <uli42@gmx.de> wrote:
Thanks, and now the same from INSIDE the session, please.
Uli
On Mon, Jun 8, 2020 at 11:45 AM gian sisal <giansisal19@gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Ulrich, sorry for the late reply. In attach the xrandr and xdpyinfo outputs.
Thanks in advance for your help. Regards. G
Il giorno mer 27 mag 2020 alle ore 18:47 Ulrich Sibiller <uli42@gmx.de>
ha scritto:
On Wed, May 27, 2020 at 5:59 PM gian sisal <giansisal19@gmail.com>
wrote:
I already tried the viewport_mode/zoom (ctrl+alt+r then ctrl+alt+arrow), unfortunately it shows me only the "central displays", I cannot move to first nor last "virtual monitor". However I'll go trying again and again... :)
That is strange. Can you please post the output of "xrandr" and "xdpyinfo -ext XINERAMA", both inside and outside the session?
I would like to ask: in Your opinion, will there be something an evolution like "choose #1...#2.."?
No, probably not. The shadow mode is very slow compared to the full desktop mode and is (for me) kind of an "unloved child". I never use it. However, technically providing a default viewport position on connection startup is something that should not be too complicated to implement. (Therefore the viewport mode should work properly, that is...)
Uli