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So when I'm connecting to a Gnome 3 desktop running in a VM in Qemu, some GTK windows look and act funky - hard to describe, but they are somewhat squashed in the X dimension, and the text looks terrible. The mouse pointer functions as though it is where the widgets *should* be, not where they *are*. In other words, I have to move the mouse pointer somewhere to the right of where the widget is displayed in order to click on it.
I can confirm this in gnome-initial-setup - screenshot here: http://yoderdev.com/photos/QemuVncGtkWackiness.png
and in the Gnome desktop settings, and Gnome Maps.
Many other Gnome programs seem fine, for example Shotwell, Empathy, Gnome-terminal.
So far I've yet to figure out what causes the difference, but I wonder if anyone else has hit this.
Clearly it is a bug, I'm just not sure where to file it. I've searched the Internet and not found any other reports of this, but it's pretty difficult to think of "proper" search terms.
The host is Arch Linux, the guests are Fedora 20.
Thought I'd ask here first, but maybe an upstream would be the best place for a bug report. Qemu? Gnome?
Any thoughts would be welcome. Thanks!
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