https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=416570
Andrew Shark <ash...@linuxcomp.ru> changed:
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--- Comment #8 from Andrew Shark <ash...@linuxcomp.ru> ---
I wanted to report this for a long time! It really annoys that you need to be
very precise near edges, or your mouse could be accidentally appear in the next
monitor. I did not know that it is called "sticky edges" in some desktop
environments, sounds confusing, it does not "stick" actually. Probably we
should name it "edge obstacle - stops the mouse/window movement at crossing
screen edges if the move vector is lower than threshold."
This thing is implemented in openbox (as well as in windows os). You can try it
like this:
```
Xephyr -br -ac -noreset -screen 800x600 :2 -resizeable -host-cursor & # not
sure about all options though, but it works ok
DISPLAY=:2 openbox &
```
Then in the xephyr window, right click, select Terminals, xterm. And try to
move that xterm window through the end of xephyr's window. You will see that
edges are obstacle a bit. Then if you are insisting, moving mouse further
(speed actually does not matter), then it is passed.
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