Cool. I will do some tinkering and update the wiki here with best
practices:
https://turbovnc.org/Documentation/Compatibility30
On 7/4/22 3:37 AM, Per Weijnitz wrote:
The problem has been solved, and it was not related to TurboVNC.
In case anyone has the same problem, here's what I did:
1. thorough reset of gnome settings: |dconf reset -f /org/gnome/|
2. remove all "Xft.dpi"-settings från your X-resource files (I had
it both in ~/.Xdefaults and ~/.Xresources).
Den tors 30 juni 2022 kl 15:40 skrev Per Weijnitz <[email protected]>:
Oh, and a local X-server with Gnome is currently running too, on
the remote host. Perhaps that complicates things even further, in
case Gnome has problems separating things.
torsdag 30 juni 2022 kl. 15:36:03 UTC+2 skrev Per Weijnitz:
Yes, I have indeed had that parameter on 200% on the local X
server previously. That can be the source of the problem.
torsdag 30 juni 2022 kl. 15:32:22 UTC+2 skrev DRC:
Did you previously set the display scaling to 200% on the
local
display? GNOME has a tendency to store and restore
display settings in
a way that interferes with VNC servers. I will try to
reproduce the issue.
On 6/30/22 8:25 AM, Per Weijnitz wrote:
>
> I experience a possible bug regarding the Gnome display
scaling (or
> I'm just doing something in the wrong way).
>
> To reproduce:
> 1. start server on remote host:
/opt/TurboVNC/bin/vncserver -fg
> 2. setup ssh tunnel from local to remote: ssh -t -L
> 5900:localhost:5902 remoteserver 'read dummy'
> 3. connect a client from local machine:
/opt/TurboVNC/bin/vncviewer
> localhost:0
> This results in a working session, with a Gnome
session running.
> In my case, it has the display scaling set to 200% (can
be checked
> with: gnome-control-center display)
> 4. I can toggle scaling to 100% and things look good.
>
> Now, if I terminate the vncviewer session and reconnect,
the scaling
> is back to 200%.
> Also, if I switch to fullscreen, the scaling is back at
200%. And if I
> set it back to 100% in fullscreen, then toggle
fullscreen off, the
> scaling jumps back to 200%.
>
> Client OS: Debian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye)
> Remote OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
> TurboVNC: dev branch (3.1 evolving),
turbovnc_3.0.80_amd64.deb,
> 43816122, Jun 23,f8f2c533e5a4dda891f4917856576b6e
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