Hi,

> > Is there a virt-manager config options I need to select in order to
> > pass the ALT + left mouse key through to the instance?
>
> There's nothing that virt-manager can do.  It's the same reason tigervnc
> has the same problem.  In Gnome, it can ask wayland to let the keys
> through.  And Xwayland I think has a whitelist to allow certain
> applications to capture as well.  But Cinnamon doesn't have that option.
>   Maybe you can change the Cinnamon settings to not use that combination.

That's a good thought. Any idea where I might look for that?

I don't even understand what purpose ALT+mouse has with cinnamon?
What's the default purpose for that key combination? Years (decades,
even) ago, I would look in my X11.conf file where the keybindings were
defined.

I also don't like the default GNOME wm or I would be using that, but
I'm also not tied to using Cinnamon. However, it seems to be among the
few fedora choices. Any suggestions on other window managers to use?
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