When you say "full screen" do you actually mean full screen or do you mean "Display 1" and "Display 2"? They are different.
I could never get two full screen windows working at the same time. The way Windows handles true full screen windows it does not seem possible to run two at the same time, I could be wrong though. To get it to run fairly reliably I had to run two separate x2go clients using "Display 1" in one and "Display 2" in the other YMMV.
Also, to fix the invalid xserver settings you have to exit all x2go clients / x servers then go into the registry and navigate to
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Obviously Nice\x2goclient\settings
Then toggle "onstart" to false. This will let it start up so you can modify xsettings before it kills itself.
-Dennis
From: x2go-user [mailto:x2go-user-bounces@lists.x2go.org] On Behalf Of Rob Janssen Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2018 4:03 AM To: x2go-user@lists.x2go.org Subject: [X2Go-User] Fullscreen on multiple monitors
I am using a setup where on a Windows PC I have the usual Windows interface on the left screen, and on the right screen I want fullscreen X2Go client. This has worked OK in the past on a Windows Vista PC with an X2Go version from 2014. For obvious reasons the PC has since been replaced and I have installed more recent X2Go software and from then on it fails to work like it did before. I have selected to use full screen on monitor 2 in the past, and it used the full display area, although it always started in a somewhat erratic way. It first opened a window on the second screen, then told the Linux system the display size had changed, then immediately changed it to full screen and sent another display size update. This sometimes confused the Linux window manager, resulting in funny window placement, but otherwise it worked OK.
On the new system, first with Windows 7 and now with Windows 8, and with X2Go version 4.0.5.0 at first and now 4.1.0.0, I cannot get it to work anymore. No matter if I select the full screen mode or not, it always opens the Linux screen in a window, and on the left screen. I have to drag it to the right, and then click the "full screen window" widget, it then changes to nearly-full-screen (there are no window borders but there is a title bar with the usual widgets).
I have experimented with the -multiwindows and -multimonitors flags as suggested in a bug tracking item, but without the desired result. I also experienced another bug while trying this: when the settings for the X server are invalid, the program bombs out with an alert that the settings are invalid and I need to check my configuration, but then it is no longer possible to change the configuration because the program won't stay running. Fortunately I had an image backup of the system made just before I started that experiment.
Please advise what to do next...
Rob