> Subject: [Qemu-devel] [Bug 613681] Re: implement true fullscreen
> To: qemu-devel@nongnu.org
> Date: Wednesday, August 18, 2010, 1:27 AM
> Michael, I still think it's invalid;
> this particular bug in SDL fullscreen mode is an SDL
> bug, not a front-end bug.
>
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Michael, I still think it's invalid; this particular bug in SDL fullscreen mode
is an SDL
bug, not a front-end bug.
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If anyone deeply cares, I'd suggest opening another wish list request
for doing a better backend than SDL.
But we're in pony territory so it's all somewhat academic.
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In a perfect world, we wouldn't have an SDL output at all. We would only
have a VNC output with SHM extensions and a proper decoupled front-end
that talks to Qemu via QMP and VNC. Then all the magic required can be
implemented there and everyone is happy :).
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Actually it does not quite work (ctrl+alt+f). It works for some small
standard screen sizes, but chokes (aborts) on larger screen sizes.
"Could not open SDL display"
and.. oops.
This is what Anthony had to say to my email to qemu-devel about this
issue:
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Depending on how SDL is configured
For SDL, ctrl-alt-f works. For VNC, please file your request in the bug
tracker for the VNC client you are using. QEMU cannot provide any
features in the VNC client.
** Changed in: qemu
Status: New => Invalid
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For SDL I usually use the -no-frame option which gets rid of all the
window decorations. IIRC there's also a magic key combination (ctrl-
alt-f?) to switch to real full screen.
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Since he's reporting it for QEMU, that would be SDL or Cocoa.
ZTG, can you comment on this?
> Second, for what is it worth, asking to just have it implemented is
> unlikely to result in anything happening. With an open source project
> someone who wants it needs to write the code.
I think I've se
Your bug report is incomplete, you are using which display method? SDL,
VNC, or something else?
Second, for what is it worth, asking to just have it implemented is
unlikely to result in anything happening. With an open source project
someone who wants it needs to write the code.
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