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Subject: [Qemu-devel] Suggestion:  default to -monitor stdio
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Dear All,

I've just started using QEMU - and, since this is my first post here, 
I'd like to begin by saying thank you very much.
Anyway, just a suggestion:

I think that the default for -monitor in graphical mode ought to be 
stdio. I don't know where "vc" actually goes, but when I launch qemu 
from a konsole (in kde), the monitor is unavailable, unless I add the option

-monitor stdio

For interest, what I am *attempting* to do is to get Dragon Naturally 
Speaking running under Linux. (Qemu -> WinXP, and use VNC to send the 
keyboard events back to Linux...)


Also, is it possible to set the host screen resolution to higher than 
1024x768 ?

Best wishes

Richard

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