Describe the Bug/Issue
I have a quite strange configuration where the second computer has 4 screen, 2 physical, and 2 virtual (edid emulation from a physical KVM Switch).
To display those screen, most of the time, a remote desktop application (RustDesk) will be use (also reproduce with AnyDesk)
When the mousse reach the RustDesk windows (triggering the appearance of the mousse in the other computer), a conflict arise and force a teleportation of the mousse
Auto-Disable feature doesn't prevent this problem.
Steps to Reproduce
Assuming PC A is the one with Keyboard+Mousse
- On PC A, open a Remote Desktop (RustDesk/AnyDesk) into PC B
- Move the mousse into the Remote Desktop window
- The mousse got "propulse" into the opposite direction
Expected Behavior
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The "perfect" behavior should be that the mousse on the Remote Desktop should become the main one (screen being virtually, having to move the mousse from a side to make it appear on the remove session fell unnatural and input lag from cursr+video make it hard to control.
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A "workaround" could be that at least, the mousse is not teleported anywhere else.
This unperfect behavior will, at least, allow to mousse the mouse through a screen with a remote session.
Your Environment
- OS details: Windows 10 Pro x64 + Windows 10 Pro x64
- Cursr Version: 1.7.3
- License: Free (Testing)
Additional Context
Describe the Bug/Issue
I have a quite strange configuration where the second computer has 4 screen, 2 physical, and 2 virtual (edid emulation from a physical KVM Switch).
To display those screen, most of the time, a remote desktop application (RustDesk) will be use (also reproduce with AnyDesk)
When the mousse reach the RustDesk windows (triggering the appearance of the mousse in the other computer), a conflict arise and force a teleportation of the mousse
Auto-Disable feature doesn't prevent this problem.
Steps to Reproduce
Assuming PC A is the one with Keyboard+Mousse
Expected Behavior
The "perfect" behavior should be that the mousse on the Remote Desktop should become the main one (screen being virtually, having to move the mousse from a side to make it appear on the remove session fell unnatural and input lag from cursr+video make it hard to control.
A "workaround" could be that at least, the mousse is not teleported anywhere else.
This unperfect behavior will, at least, allow to mousse the mouse through a screen with a remote session.
Your Environment
Additional Context