[Qemu-devel] Using "invisible wall" patch to produce 0.8.2?

[Qemu-devel] Using "invisible wall" patch to produce 0.8.2?

[Remote Duck]

Following recent discussion of the "invisible wall" patch...would the 
developers consider quickly releasing a 0.8.2 version which contained 
only this change from 0.8.1?

I can't help but think that many potential new adopters of QEMU might be 
put off for ever by this problem -- as Julian Seward pointed out, QEMU is 
effectively unusable without the patch, but seems to work perfectly well 
once it is applied.

Call it a "customer-facing improvement" :-)

(I didn't realise just how often one needs to sweep the mouse to the edge 
or into a corner of the screen when using Windows, though it stands to 
reason when you think where the [Start] menu is, and where the principal 
window controls are when a program is maximised. It does give an entirely 
false but bad impression of the rest of QEMU that this important activity 
seems to be impossible.)

Re: [Qemu-devel] Using "invisible wall" patch to produce 0.8.2?

[Aurelien Jarno]

Remote Duck a écrit :
 > Following recent discussion of the "invisible wall" patch...would the
 > developers consider quickly releasing a 0.8.2 version which contained
 > only this change from 0.8.1?

qemu 0.8.2 is out for some times now, and it includes this change.

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