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When establishing a remote desktop session from a Fedora multimonitor PC to a remote Centos 6 PC, the NX client will not switch to full screen mode and the remote desktop will not resize when the window is resized. Keyboard shortcuts like CTRL-SHIFT-F don't work either. How do I fix this?

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  • While in the client, try Ctrl+Alt R... then do it again. This is not a real answer, but might help you go forward.
    – vaab
    Jun 5, 2015 at 15:47

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It's not really an answer, but a workaround is to use the fullscreen option in KDE on the NX client window. Press ALT-F3 to display the menu, and then select Advanced -> Fullscreen.

Then, in the remote session run the command

xrandr -s 1920x1080

to force the client to resize the desktop. It's not quite the same as a full screen remote desktop, but will suffice for most situations.

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Although it is an old post, NX server requires a fake display dongle like a HDMI to vga converter attached to the GPU. Then it can utilize the full GPU power and re-scaling will work instantly.

I tried with a DP to VGA converter first. It was not working. HDMI to vga converter worked like magic.

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