Yes I was after the video part, but as I assumed we both have the same default.
Hmm, I'm soon out of ideas :-/ (maybe trying with the different video devices, no not really)
OTOH the next thing I wanted to check were input devices - and there is a difference that might be related.
I have this in addition to your setup (added by virt-manager by default):
<input type='tablet' bus='usb'>
<address type='usb' bus='0' port='1'/>
</input>
In virt manager that appears as:
Virtual Input Devive
Type: EvTouch USB Graphics Tablet
Mode: Absolute Movement
Should be something like: virtual machine details > Add Hardware > Input > EvTouch USB Graphics Tablet to get one.
I remember that this absolute positioning tablet device was a requirement for the seamless integration - I think it is worth a try to add that on your side.
As usual - now that I know what I look for - I found [1] which pretty much points to the same direction.
Yes I was after the video part, but as I assumed we both have the same default.
Hmm, I'm soon out of ideas :-/ (maybe trying with the different video devices, no not really)
OTOH the next thing I wanted to check were input devices - and there is a difference that might be related.
I have this in addition to your setup (added by virt-manager by default):
<input type='tablet' bus='usb'>
<address type='usb' bus='0' port='1'/>
</input>
In virt manager that appears as:
Virtual Input Devive
Type: EvTouch USB Graphics Tablet
Mode: Absolute Movement
Should be something like: virtual machine details > Add Hardware > Input > EvTouch USB Graphics Tablet to get one.
I remember that this absolute positioning tablet device was a requirement for the seamless integration - I think it is worth a try to add that on your side.
As usual - now that I know what I look for - I found [1] which pretty much points to the same direction.
[1]: https:/ /serverfault. com/questions/ 457603/ any-way- to-release- focus-on- a-kvm-guest- in-virt- manager- without- having- to-click