keyrepeat broken, ui suggestions
 

Key repeat appears to be broken. I hold down the D key, and i only get one D instead of many.

Would it be possible to make the 2-3 pixel border around the VM window go away along with the black surrounding rectangle?

What about using a more mac-like toolbar and the hide toolbar button on the window titlebar working?

I assume down the roat at some point, fullscreen on my MBP and my Apple Cinema Display will work?

Drawing speed in windows seems a bit slow. Particularly with menus, i can see the highlight redraw.

And last but not least. This VM is *FAST!* I love it so far, despite a few quirks.

Just a note.

With regard to drawing speed, if one goes to the Display Properties->Settings->Advanced and then to the "Troubleshoot" tab, and move the Acceleration slider once tick back, it helps tremendously.

[QUOTE=nivenh]Just a note.

With regard to drawing speed, if one goes to the Display Properties->Settings->Advanced and then to the "Troubleshoot" tab, and move the Acceleration slider once tick back, it helps tremendously.[/QUOTE]

Indeed, I also show a considerable graphics speed boost. I wonder why this is.

[QUOTE=nivenh]Just a note.

With regard to drawing speed, if one goes to the Display Properties->Settings->Advanced and then to the "Troubleshoot" tab, and move the Acceleration slider once tick back, it helps tremendously.[/QUOTE]

Indeed, I also show a considerable graphics speed boost. I wonder why this is.

[QUOTE=perdurabo]Indeed, I also show a considerable graphics speed boost. I wonder why this is.[/QUOTE]

When I bumped the graphics acceleration back one notch, it said, "don't accelerate mouse and bitmap support." Which makes sense, because Parallel's drivers would take care of that fine... and yeah I notice a good speed improvement now after doing that as well. Thanks to whoever suggested it.

snak

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snak-pak,

It was nivenh.
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cool, that worked great, parallels should do this be default when you install the tools.

an interesting side note is that i tried the same trick (re video acceleration) on an OQO Model 01 and a Vaio from 2003 and it helped quite a bit on those as well.

I wonder what the deal is.