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poll the pointer location: make xeyes
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Done in the commit above. Usage: XPRA_POLL_POINTER=100 xpra attach The polling delay is in milliseconds - 100 is a good compromise. |
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'get_mouse_position()' is only used for sending coordinates to the server, so we have to use the 'client-to-server' coordinate scaling methods
Needed a bit more testing with desktop scaling: cccb97d |
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'get_mouse_position()' is only used for sending coordinates to the server, so we have to use the 'client-to-server' coordinate scaling methods
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sending 'pointer-position' packets before the connection is accepted causes server 'invalid or unknown' packet warnings
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Some applications may use the pointer position, not just for toys like
xeyes
.ie: they can use the position to place their windows or tooltips near the pointer.
This is unlikely to ever work under Wayland - "because security" (..)
Since this does expose the pointer location at all times, this should be an option, disabled by default.
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