https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=384805
--- Comment #3 from Martin Flöser <mgraess...@kde.org> ---
The relevant code in KWin is:
void Edge::pushCursorBack(const QPoint &cursorPos)
{
if (m_pushBackBlocked)
return;
int x = cursorPos.x();
int y = cursorPos.y();
const QSize &distance = edges()->cursorPushBackDistance();
if (isLeft()) {
x += distance.width();
}
if (isRight()) {
x -= distance.width();
}
if (isTop()) {
y += distance.height();
}
if (isBottom()) {
y -= distance.height();
}
Cursor::setPos(x, y);
}
This has worked for years and I'm quite certain it is not broken ;-)
What I could imagine is that cursor warping does not work in general due to the
xinput property you set. We just use xcb_warp_pointer on the rootWindow. You
could try using a dummy implementation to check whether warping works.
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