Re: Fedora 8, KDE, and rdesktop seamless mode broken?

Peter Åstrand <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.rdesktop.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Mon, 4 Aug 2008, Gunter Woytowitz wrote:

> >> WARNING: Broken Window Manager: doesn't handle restack (window was moved
> >> to bottom
> 
> > The window manager you are using is slightly broken. 
> 
> So I can ignore the broken window manager warning? Things should still work?

Yes, basic SeamlessRDP functionality should work. 


> >> And I connect to my entire desktop, not just launching the notepad
> >> application.
> 
> > This is most likely a completely separate problem. Are you using Windows 
> > XP? It's known for being stubborn, when it comes to launching an 
> > application instead of a desktop. 
> 
> Yes I'm using Windows XP. Is there something I can modify on Windows XP 
> to make it behave properly.

I'll have to pass this question on to other members of the list; we are 
only using Windows Servers. 

Note btw that you can always verify if it's possible to start a single 
app, although without seamless mode, by using the MS RDP client.

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