Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Bugs => Topic started by: nickispeaki on April 20, 2009, 11:55:27 AM
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A little bug.
Mouse pointer is like frosen untill i press mouse button.
How can i fix it?
anybody does have this prob?
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it seems to be a normal behavior since i have to touch my touchpad in order to activate the mouse
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so.... only am I have this problem with mouse pointer?! ::) ???
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so.... only am I have this problem with mouse pointer?! ::) ???
does your mouse use batteries?
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no!
just notebook!
Acer Aspire 5710zg
Pentium dual core T2080 1.7GHz, 1GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, ATI 2300...
it's so unusual - os is loaded, but mouse is frosen! i mean this.
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It seems to be the default behavior of Xvesa. I see it too, but for me just moving the mouse is enough. Not too disturbing IMO.
AFAIK there's no solution for it in tinyX - using Xorg would fix it.
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My girl is so suprised my mouse frosening! :o
i'm laughing and try to explane. And just nothing! Girls and techniks are noncompatable! ::)
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Girls and techniks are noncompatable! ::)
oh no, it depends the girl. plenty of guys not compatible either.
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the problem is still there! :-[
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It seems to be the default behavior of Xvesa. I see it too, but for me just moving the mouse is enough. Not too disturbing IMO.
AFAIK there's no solution for it in tinyX - using Xorg would fix it.
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It seems to be the default behavior of Xvesa. I see it too, but for me just moving the mouse is enough. Not too disturbing IMO.
AFAIK there's no solution for it in tinyX - using Xorg would fix it.
This leads to the problem with a touchscreen: kernel driver reports motion (touch) with absolute coordinates to evdev, mousedev driver (I believe) converts them to relative and sends to /dev/input/mice, Xvesa accepts and moves the pointer. But if Xvesa misses first touch, then next relative motion is calculated from the wrong place (again from the screen centre) while the mousedev driver supposes other base location.
I have to touch the opposite corners of the touchscreen to adjust cursor itself with absolute coordinates kept in kernel.
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Then your options are to try the Xvesa-7.1.tcz extension or the Xorg extension.