Public bug reported:
As a software developer (german keyboard) I'm using a custom keyboard layout,
essentially de(basic) with four additional keys:
alt-gr ö = {
alt-gr ä = }
alt-gr p = [(unable to modify this one from thorn)
alt-gr ü = ]
Over the ubuntu versions the way to modify those
If you're looking for a simple workaround for the mouse problem (which
is not polling the mouse), I wrote a small tool to prevent the mouse
from entering the void. This is not a patch, nor will it satisfy
everyone. Refer to
Thanks for the flowers, but what I did is not a fix :) And I agree
with the devs that the topic isn't solved easily. People have very
different habbits and in my/your oppinion-weird layouts may be useful
to others. However, I also agree with you that at least some options
(that extend the current
Either way its not related to the bug - this is about the mouse diving
offscreen. Furthermore, personally I have compiz deactivated, because on
my laptop I want to save a bit of energy and the onboard graphics is 2D
only. This bug should be adressed at a deeper level.
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Pointer goes offscreen
You can avoid this problem by placing the left monitor at the top.
Furthermore, you only need one void then. Is there any reason, why you
require the left monitor vertically centered? However, the problem will
remain for the bottom left void of the screen (e.g. when you download
multiple files
Since this bug (!) is set to whichlist priority, I decided to write my
own code. I wasn't able to find the source of the problem, so I spent
one weekend to learn C++ with Xlib and wrote a little app that creates a
undecorated black window that prevents the mouse from entering it. If
initialized
In reply to #3, with karmic the issue stil remains unchanged / unsolved
-- since the virtual screen is rectangular, but the physical is not.
Does anyone know a workaround (like blocking mouse pointer from entering
specific coordinates)? I don't know how mouse cursors are handled in
ubuntu, so I
I can confirm this problem on my Laptop+ext.VGA combination (Intel
onboard graphic).
Due to another problem with the notify-osd (positioned in the non-
visible area of the virtual screen, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367947), I'm currently forced to align
the top of primary with the top of
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