"Jm C. Brown" > > This should be fixed now. (At least, this now works in Windows 98 and XP.) > I > managed to combine the 3 separate mouse handlers into a single function as > well, > so there is less redundant code.
It does appear to be fixed. > Also, I managed to get rid of the all of the GTK warnings. That's always good. Although this time I didn't watch it build to see if there were any new ones. There *is* still an <insert> key problem. I tested it under Win3, Win95 and Win98 That's the only key I've noticed that still has problems. But I may not have tested them all, so I might have missed one or two others. When I run the gtk version from the qgui program (which just lets you select which VM, what options etc., and then runs it) the qemu window doesn't pop up as visible. I have to clcik on its title on the task bar to bring it forward. Probably needs a command to bring it into 'focus' or some such. > Most fullscreen glitches are gone now. (The only one left is that, if you > change I haven't really tested that much... Under Win95 guest it doesn't really go 'full screen'. It's a borderless window. That could be due to Win95 being in 640x480 mode and my real screen is larger? Let me run a couple of tests with Win98. (Win95 seems to have problems with the qemu cirrus card, but that could be due to it being a 'dirty' install.) Okay, it looks like the full screen mode has problems. First, it doesn't really go 'full screen'. It just makes a borderless window. That means you can't use a guest window the same size as the host, otherwise the host XP toolbar will cover up part of the guest window. (XP's toolbar can be on any side of the screen. There can even be multiple toobars. So you really can't depend on having any certain amount of visible screen available.) As a test, I decided to see what would happen if I made Win98's screen larger than what my real one is. The results were interesting! Naturally I couldn't see most of it. After all, you haven't yet done any scrollbars or scaling of the window. (Actually, scroll bars would be nice, but if you can scale the window, then the guest could think you are using any size while everything is still fiting nicely into the host window. That could even let you resize the qemu screen to any size you want, and let the gtk driver resize the display as needed.) The interesting part was the mouse behavior! I ended up with *two* mouse cursors on the screen. And they weren't moving quite right. I couldn't move the guest Win98 one where I needed to. I don't know if this was a gtk issue, or a Windows host issue.... Let me go try that with the 0.70 SDL build.... Hmmm... I can't get it to do it there. But I'm not entirely sure of the exact steps I did to cause it under GTK. And of course, the SDL version crashes when I try full screen. Let me try it again with the GTK build... This time, I didn't even test the full screen mode (since you said it does still have problems.). But, I definetly have mouse problems. After I switched to a screen larger than my real screen, I couldn't move the mouse much. It was very limited amount of movement. Much less than the visible part of the qemu screen was. _______________________________________________ Qemu-devel mailing list Qemu-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/qemu-devel
