CentOS - Jul 2006 - Freenx full screen mode problem fixed in 0.5.x?

In early June, there was an update from freenx 0.4.x to 0.5.x in 
centosplus.  It broke full screen mode for Linux clients.  I am aware of 
the ctrl-alt-f workaround.  But I have quite a few users at branch 
offices who depend on NX and with employee turnover and all, it has been 
a source of confusion for us.  Has anyone come up with a fix so that 
fullscreen works without crtl-alt-f?  I've searched the freenx/knx list 
and have found no mention of anyone there having problems.  Just the 
centosplus version.  I prefer to continue using the CentOS-provided 
package, though.

Thanks for any assistance.

-Steve

I sent this last week and never got a response.  I take it, then, that 
no one has come up with a better workaround than ctrl-alt-f?

Thanks,
Steve Bergman


========In early June, there was an update from freenx 0.4.x to 0.5.x in
centosplus.  It broke full screen mode for Linux clients.  I am aware of
the ctrl-alt-f workaround.  But I have quite a few users at branch
offices who depend on NX and with employee turnover and all, it has been
a source of confusion for us.  Has anyone come up with a fix so that
fullscreen works without crtl-alt-f?  I've searched the freenx/knx list
and have found no mention of anyone there having problems.  Just the
centosplus version.  I prefer to continue using the CentOS-provided
package, though.
==========

> I sent this last week and never got a response.  I take it, then, that no
one
> has come up with a better workaround than ctrl-alt-f?
Nope, I've changed ctrl+alt+S/L to use different key combos (alt+S/L are 
used for special polish characters), but have had no luck with the un-auto 
fullscreen.  However I have noticed that apparently spaces don't work in 
passwords (at least that's what my users are reporting, can't always 
duplicated it, but a single space as a password does appear to fail).

Cheers,
MaZe.