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  • in reply to: Android keyboard overlay #18755
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    Sounds like you have a good plan forward! Looking forward to any updates on this!

    in reply to: Updated Fedora 25 – virtual desktop problems #13918
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    Thanks a lot for that information, the workaround suggested solved the issue! Seems to be solved upstream now as well…

    in reply to: Blurry fonts in LightweightMode on Fedora 22 #11037
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    That seems to fix the issue. Have been running all day without problems.

    I will stay with the “-legacydpy” switch, but will this behavior be fixed so that I can remove the switch later? Can I expect any other negative impact from that switch?

     

    in reply to: NoMachine key-mappings issue #3105
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    I have seen the same “up-arrow-problem”. One workaround that worked for me was to disable lightweight-mode (node.cfg:AgentLightweightMode 0)

    in reply to: Screen artifacts on 4.2.17 #3104
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    Just want to clarify that the problem seems to go away completely if I disable “lightweightmode”.

    in reply to: Screen artifacts on 4.2.17 #3103
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    Ok, thanks for the info.

    In my case this behavior shows up immediately at the first virtual session startup, but maybe it is the same problem that you are looking at. I have tried a few times to move between 4.1.x and 4.2.x, and the problem is triggered for me when using 4.2.x. But of course that could be a number of reasons if you are certain that the problem always has been present.

    in reply to: Pixel-perfect fonts in 4.1 #2605
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    Yes, I have always had those two checkboxes marked (“Disable network-adaptive” and “Disable multi-pass”) and always have the slider on ‘max quality’. Strange thing is that with 4.1.29 I do not see the slow pass that slowly renders the fonts into pixel-perfectness (my first post was based on 4.1.28). Colored fonts with high-contrast combinations are now always a bit blurry. Black text on white background always has been perfect though.

    Anyway, I understand that this is a tricky area and thanks for your explanations. I cross my fingers that the additional RGB-pass will solve things and make it into the product some time soon 🙂

     

     

    in reply to: Pixel-perfect fonts in 4.1 #2335
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    Thanks for the information! I will for sure look forward to coming improvements. It would be great if any advancements in this area are explicitly mentioned in the release notes.

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