![]() Again, fixed by suppressing AutoAddDevices. As above, click dementia can be fixed by suppressing AutoAddDevices.įinally I updated to vmmouse 12.6.0-1: Same as above: no segfaults, proper tracking, good behavior when passing between host & guest window, but still has click dementia. Seems to send two click events, turning everything into double clicks. Next I updated vmmouse to 12.5.2-2: Works just like description above. Note that this is fixed if I set AutoAddDevices to "No" in nf: clicks are back to normal Not sure if this is related to the new xserver, bad vmmouse, or general rawhide dementia. A single click & hold LMB on Konsole titlebar will maximize the window. It's worse under KDE, as menus flash then disappear, even if LMB is held down. But under gnome I need to hold down LMB to keep menu panels up. Usage: Ctrl - plays animation for quick finding cursor Ctrl+Shift+Q - Exit from App Ctrl+Shift+W - brings settings window Ctrl+Shift+X - Toggle Static Circle visibility Ctrl+Shift+C - Toggle Aim lines visibilty. Eliminates the frustrating search of your screen. > Can you please give them a try? Thanks.Īll tests below are under F10 rawhide, up to date 23-Oct-08:įirst updated xerver: new xserver keeps xorg-x11-drv-vmmouse-12.5.2-1 from segfaulting, mouse seems to track properly. Highly visible locator instantly reveals your mouse position. > And that's a xserver with additional sanity checks that should not fail even if The mouseposition is provided in physical/ unscaled Windows pixels and in coordinatesscaled by DPI-virtualization. MPos especially considers High-DPI monitors and DPI scaling of Windows 10. > Here's a vmmouse update that should merely avoid it: Mouse coordinates and DPI information for Windows 10 MPos is a minimalistic and easy to use tool to track the current position of the cursor on the screen. > I got it narrowed down to two issues that could trigger that: (I first tried downgrading to just 12.14.3-3.fc9 before I looked intoĪny details, and of course it didn't fix anything). ![]() Patch was applied, to see if it fixes the issue, and add that info later I will downgrade to xorg-x11-drv-vmmouse-12.4.3-2.fc9, before the coord-hack Guess that the vmmouse-coord-hack.patch can be backed out. ![]() This upstream bug seems to be fixed in xorg-x11-server 02-05-08, so I would May be related to vmmouse-coord-hack.patch, added 2-Jan to work around an update a vmware image using vmmouse driver to at least 22-Feb-08Ĭursor pos'n doesn't match screen coordinates Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):ġ. If you happen to seeĪ button or menu item highlight from mouseover, click will work, but cursor is Cursor appears and is mobile,īut screen coordinates are wrong can't click on anything. Recent (22-Feb-08) rawhide update breaks vmmouse. Log file with signal 11 & backtrace when using new vmmouse driver nf with no auto added devices, typical laptop screen setup (may need adjusted) Xorg.0.log when vmmouse is specified in nf ![]()
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