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applications, the window mirrors and the desktop view, and the other way
round. It is a setting under Desktop integration.
When a launched application cannot start or crashes, the manager says why:
the missing DLLs, or the exit code and the faulting module.
An application that exits before showing a window no longer stays opening.
In desktop mode, input reaches Windows as hardware input through QEMU, so
System Error boxes can be clicked.
The manager has Display, Files, USB and Maintenance pages; Settings keeps
only settings. Dialogs and the wizard grow to fit their content.
Shared folders are named after the folder in Windows and mount reliably.
Updating LSW in Windows restarts only when it has to, and shows every step.
Window mirrors follow applications relaunched through a launcher such as
Steam, and windows can be resized from their corners.
The tray icon appears when the tray starts after the manager.