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allow client side shadow windows to be resized #530

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totaam opened this issue Mar 10, 2014 · 4 comments
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allow client side shadow windows to be resized #530

totaam opened this issue Mar 10, 2014 · 4 comments

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totaam commented Mar 10, 2014

At present, we don't allow them to be resized because we do not want to / cannot resize the whole remote desktop.

However, for this particular case only (not for regular remote application windows) we could add scrollbars when the window ends up being smaller than the remote desktop.

This is particularly useful when accessing a large remote desktop on a small screen (ie: laptop).


Difficulties:

  • add a --max-size option to limit the maximum window size #263: because of a bug in GTK2, we cannot set the maximum size of the window on win32, so we will have to fill the edges with some padding on win32 (other platforms can just limit the window size)
  • all mouse events (clicks and motion) will have to be adjusted before sending (easy)
  • probably more I can't think of (usually)
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totaam commented Aug 24, 2014

Move to 0.16 which has other shadow improvements scheduled.

See also: #976 / #972.

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totaam commented Jun 28, 2017

See also #1557, #1567, #2458

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totaam commented Mar 26, 2020

The scrollbars could be added for any window bigger than the client's display / monitor.

See also #2455

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totaam commented May 9, 2020

Could also be used for any fixed-size windows that are too big for the client?

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