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Regression: multimon not working properly in version 2 #5638
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Hmm, you have a typo ;) try /buildconfig. |
confirmed also on fedora 30, working. |
Oops, spot on. I updated the comment. I set up the monitors with xrandr
One monitor is dvi-d out to dvi-d |
@yringler Ok. Did you check with our nightly builds too? https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/wiki/PreBuilds
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Installed nightly.
Output of /buildconfig:
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Here's output of xrandr -q
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@yringler ok, just tried every possible combination ( |
I'll have to take a look. Thank you for putting in so much time to this, and to this project in general! It's great that v2 is working, even if not for me yet, and even if I have to keep on v1 - it does run great. |
No update on this and not reproducible. |
Seems that it's a window manager thing. I confirmed just now no problem with lxde, but not working with i3. |
Describe the bug
/multimon works for me in version 1, but not version 2.
To Reproduce
I connect via RDP to windows 10.
xfreerdp /f works on freerdp version 1 and 2
xfreerdp /f /multimon only works on version 1. On version 2, I see a cornor of windows10; the rest is off the monitor. The second monitor is not used at all.
I have one monitor horizontal, and one vertical.
Using debian testing.
Confirmed that version 1.1 works great, even on debian testing. package
Expected behavior
Full, multi monitor should fill both screens
Application details
xfreerdp /f /multimon
/buildconfig
Windows10
/log-level:trace
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
I have one monitor horizontal, and one vertical.
Confirmed that version 1.1 works great, even on debian testing. package
I use i3wm tiling window manager with lxqt
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