This change doesn't delete outputs or CRT controllers when the screen configuration changes. Instead, the outputs are disconnected.
This emulates the behaviour of other virtual X servers (e.e. tigervnc) and prevents X applications from encountering BadRROutput or BadRRCtrc errors.
The following command can now be used to monitor RandR events generated by xorgxrdp. Previously it could fail with BadRROutput when reconnecting from a client with fewer screens.
Rebase of #283
This change doesn't delete outputs or CRT controllers when the screen configuration changes. Instead, the outputs are disconnected.
This emulates the behaviour of other virtual X servers (e.e. tigervnc) and prevents X applications from encountering BadRROutput or BadRRCtrc errors.
The following command can now be used to monitor RandR events generated by xorgxrdp. Previously it could fail with BadRROutput when reconnecting from a client with fewer screens.