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#944
Session restore on multi-monitor Windows 10
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Package: x2goclient
Version: 4.0.5.0
I have 3 monitors, 1 and 2 are 1920x 1200 and 3 is 2560 x 1600, and I am
running Windows 10. Monitor 1 is the Windows 'primary' display, and is
the left hand of 1 and 2.
I set my remote session to be display 2 (use whole display), Xinerama
extension not enabled. I am connecting to Ubuntu 14.04 with Mate
installed. I also connect to Linux Mint Mate 17 (i.e. the same Ubuntu
version).
When I connect for the first time, it performs correctly, with the
session taking up the whole of display 2, although the taskbar icon is
the X server icon, not the x2go X icon. If I then suspend the session
and then connect to it again, the X client does not come up full screen
on display 2. Instead it comes up as a non-maximised window with title
bar and occupying all of display 1 and one third of display 2. The
client inside with window has the correct 1920x 1200, and so the MATE
taskbar is off the bottom, and the one third of display 2 is just grey
background (all the client is on display 1). If I move the window to
display 2, I can maximise it there, but I can't get rid of the title
bar. Because the client is still dimensioned to the display, the image
is shifted down by the title bar size, so the MATE taskbar is inaccessible.
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