When I connect to a remote computer in fullscreen the menu on the top of the screen does not open any more since I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04. There is a gray line at the top of the screen indicating when I connect to Windows 2008 R2. When I connect to Windows 8.1 the grey line for the menu disapears completely. It is very annoying not being able to use the menu.
The other change is that the fullscreen windows opens on the screen where the remmina is started. In 14.04 I had RDP windows always appear on one screen. Now I have to move remmina window there and then start RDP. Otherwise it starts on a screen I don't want RDP to start.
When connecting to Windows 8.1, the cursor is now working great and it changes shapes. Unfotunately I cannot say this for connecting to Windows 2008 R2. The cursor there is surrounded with a black square (64x64 maybe) where previous cursors are drawn. This may have something to do with my graphics drivers because I use two graphics adapters and two drivers for three screens (nouveau and intel) both provided by Ubuntu. I have no proprietary graphics drivers.
When I connect to a remote computer in fullscreen the menu on the top of the screen does not open any more since I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04. There is a gray line at the top of the screen indicating when I connect to Windows 2008 R2. When I connect to Windows 8.1 the grey line for the menu disapears completely. It is very annoying not being able to use the menu.
The other change is that the fullscreen windows opens on the screen where the remmina is started. In 14.04 I had RDP windows always appear on one screen. Now I have to move remmina window there and then start RDP. Otherwise it starts on a screen I don't want RDP to start.
When connecting to Windows 8.1, the cursor is now working great and it changes shapes. Unfotunately I cannot say this for connecting to Windows 2008 R2. The cursor there is surrounded with a black square (64x64 maybe) where previous cursors are drawn. This may have something to do with my graphics drivers because I use two graphics adapters and two drivers for three screens (nouveau and intel) both provided by Ubuntu. I have no proprietary graphics drivers.