Here's another interesting thing:- it seems that if I move the mouse QUICKLY across the boundary of terminal window and desktop, it is more likely to go to the correct pointer and will stay like that until I cross another window boundary.
Not just terminal, various windows, like pcmanfm, and a few others I tried, with all of them, when I cross a window boundary line, the pointer might change from the odd block to the correct pointer.
So it seems there is an issue with window boundaries.
RichR
Not just terminal, various windows, like pcmanfm, and a few others I tried, with all of them, when I cross a window boundary line, the pointer might change from the odd block to the correct pointer.
So it seems there is an issue with window boundaries.
RichR
Statistics: Posted by richrarobi — Sun Feb 02, 2025 7:17 pm