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--- Comment #7 from vanyossi ---
I don't think is arch related, I'm also on arm64. The more likely reason is a
signal could get lost under certain rare conditions. And reproducing those
exact conditions is finicky.
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--- Comment #6 from Manga Tengu ---
Also is it possible it is related to the ARM architecture ? I think Halla has
an M1 laptop just like me.
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--- Comment #5 from Manga Tengu ---
Yes, I also sometimes struggled with reproducing and thought it was gone after
this or that... sometimes it's very rare.
But to tell you how much it was slowing me down, I started working with the
white pixel cursor
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--- Comment #3 from Manga Tengu ---
I think there is a mix here:
brush outline is not a cursor option.
I guess you mean you use "preview outline" as brush outline shape.
I'm talking about the Brush Cursor Icon option (which is just above). If you
put
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--- Comment #1 from Manga Tengu ---
PS:
Please note I use the no cursor setting for my cursor. It seems it won't happen
if you have another cursor option which will have a graphic representation (a
dot or an icon...)
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