I don't think animated cursors are the cause. I installed and switched
to a non-animated cursor theme, and the problem still occurs with
roughly the same frequency.
If I read it correctly, the upstream bug report suggests that the
problem occurs where the system needs to update the cursor image,
GLX is not the cause of this problem. I disabled it in my configuration
weeks ago and still encounter this problem daily.
Based on reports here and in other bug trackers, and my own experience
with this problem, I agree that it is most likely related to load in
some way. Xinerama itself can be r
I also encounter this problem three or four times per day. I have three
monitors on two Nvidia Quadro FX cards, using the nvidia 177 binary
driver on 8.10.
I found that when the problem strikes, I can re-enable the mouse with the
following steps:
1) Select a window using ALT+TAB.
2) Open the win
I can confirm that this is still an issue in Hardy. I have three
monitors on two Nvidia Quadro FX 570s, running xserver-xgl
1:1.1.99.1~git2008115-0ubuntu1.
As Dave Abrahams noted, it appears that the xmodmap call in /usr/share
/xserver-xgl is the culprit. If the call is left in place, the xinera
I also experienced this bug. At best, it's a nuisance, but it could
render the system unusable for some users. It's exacerbated by the fact
that it's not immediately obvious that anything is wrong--it could be
some time before the user notices any problems, making it harder to
identify the cause.
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