Remmina refuses to scale the remote screen res to fit in smaller client screen
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Remote PC screen is cropped
Running remmina client 1.2.0-rcgit-29 (git rcgit-29)
Connected to remote Ubuntu desktop using VNC.
Remote desktop resolution is too high for client screen. There are no available or working option to scale the remote screen image to fit in the Remmina client window.
How do I fix this?
display-resolution remmina scaling
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Remote PC screen is cropped
Running remmina client 1.2.0-rcgit-29 (git rcgit-29)
Connected to remote Ubuntu desktop using VNC.
Remote desktop resolution is too high for client screen. There are no available or working option to scale the remote screen image to fit in the Remmina client window.
How do I fix this?
display-resolution remmina scaling
Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00
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Remote PC screen is cropped
Running remmina client 1.2.0-rcgit-29 (git rcgit-29)
Connected to remote Ubuntu desktop using VNC.
Remote desktop resolution is too high for client screen. There are no available or working option to scale the remote screen image to fit in the Remmina client window.
How do I fix this?
display-resolution remmina scaling
Remote PC screen is cropped
Running remmina client 1.2.0-rcgit-29 (git rcgit-29)
Connected to remote Ubuntu desktop using VNC.
Remote desktop resolution is too high for client screen. There are no available or working option to scale the remote screen image to fit in the Remmina client window.
How do I fix this?
display-resolution remmina scaling
edited May 8 at 19:23
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Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00
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Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00
Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00
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Have you tried changing the settings in VNC? seeWhat control do I have over monitors and resolution
â Jeff
May 8 at 14:09
The comments in that link are simply untrue for my situation - "By default, the desktop is automatically scaled." This simply isn't happening. And there does not appear to be any way to force Remmina to scale the image. I am using Ubuntu 16.04 on both remote and client machine BTW, so the Windows version of Remmina may be different.
â BlackDalek
May 9 at 5:00