When X is configured with two screens on a single GPU (so-called "Zaphod" mode), the mouse cursor is confined to the rightmost X screen. Server was built from git commit 37954c019afd92edbe4aaa9d6deb6efaad7bf088.
(In reply to comment #0) > When X is configured with two screens on a single GPU (so-called "Zaphod" > mode), the mouse cursor is confined to the rightmost X screen. > This isn't a driver specific problem? Try with the evdev. Maybe others input drivers may also apply this analog commit: http://gitweb.freedesktop.org/?p=xorg/driver/xf86-input-evdev.git;a=blobdiff;h=481038d3848db15789b9cac85568d0a372b1bff1;hp=cab97847fb0a530da0157ec1804d696b54d4110f;hb=b4a5a20476f7bc77d54a860d7cdd81c223bdb81f;f=src/evdev_axes.c
Thanks Tiago, this indeed works with the evdev driver. Moving from Server/general to Input/Mouse.
I pushed the same fix to xf86-input-mouse in 8d329a4a23cdaa970e41fa33ee2babc4687189f2. May I make new releases of -evdev and -mouse from the master branches?
I think so. It's annoying use alt+space to "center" the cursor (then use move in a active window).
Closing, the fix landed in both -mouse and -evdev.
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