Public bug reported:
I have a laptop with a screen that runs on 1366x768 and an external
monitor that runs on 1920x1080. When I move the mouse pointer from the
laptop onto the external monitor, the pointer comes out on the external
monitor in the same height as it does on the laptop. (Pixel to pixel, so
the top of the laptop screen is far from the top of the external screen)
This is not a big problem, although I probably would expect it to be
scaled, somehow. Just in case there is any confusion: the 312 top pixels
is a barrier from moving the cursor, 1080-768 = 312.
However, when I move the mouse pointer from the external monitor to the
smaller laptop screen, then if the pointer is above the height of the
smaller screen, it will stop at the edge. This is annoying by itself,
but coupled with features in Gnome Shell, Unity, Unity2D and Compiz (and
others) that allow you to maximize vertically by pressing against an
edge, this becomes an actual problem.
I think that if I move the pointer horisontally along the upper left of
my laptop screen, it should appear at the top of the external screen, as
it does at the bottom.
** Affects: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
I have a laptop with a screen that runs on 1366x768 and an external
monitor that runs on 1920x1080. When I move the mouse pointer from the
laptop onto the external monitor, the pointer comes out on the external
- monitor in the same height as it does on the laptop. This is not a big
- problem, although I probably would expect it to be scaled, somehow.
+ monitor in the same height as it does on the laptop. (Pixel to pixel, so
+ the top of the laptop screen is far from the top of the external screen)
+ This is not a big problem, although I probably would expect it to be
+ scaled, somehow.
However, when I move the mouse pointer from the external monitor to the
smaller laptop screen, then if the pointer is above the height of the
smaller screen, it will stop at the edge. This is annoying by itself,
but coupled with features in Gnome Shell, Unity, Unity2D and Compiz that
allow you to maximize vertically by pressing against an edge, this
becomes an actual problem.
I think that if I move the pointer horisontally along the upper left of
my laptop screen, it should appear at the top of the external screen, as
it does at the bottom.
** Description changed:
I have a laptop with a screen that runs on 1366x768 and an external
monitor that runs on 1920x1080. When I move the mouse pointer from the
laptop onto the external monitor, the pointer comes out on the external
monitor in the same height as it does on the laptop. (Pixel to pixel, so
the top of the laptop screen is far from the top of the external screen)
This is not a big problem, although I probably would expect it to be
- scaled, somehow.
+ scaled, somehow. Just in case there is any confusion: the 312 top pixels
+ is a barrier from moving the cursor, 1080-768 = 312.
However, when I move the mouse pointer from the external monitor to the
smaller laptop screen, then if the pointer is above the height of the
smaller screen, it will stop at the edge. This is annoying by itself,
- but coupled with features in Gnome Shell, Unity, Unity2D and Compiz that
- allow you to maximize vertically by pressing against an edge, this
- becomes an actual problem.
+ but coupled with features in Gnome Shell, Unity, Unity2D and Compiz (and
+ others) that allow you to maximize vertically by pressing against an
+ edge, this becomes an actual problem.
I think that if I move the pointer horisontally along the upper left of
my laptop screen, it should appear at the top of the external screen, as
it does at the bottom.
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Title:
Mouse pointer placement issues with screens of differient resolutions.
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