Re: [e-users] Mouse "blocked"

Michael Hughes <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.window-managers.enlightenment.user
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On 11/2/22 4:35 AM, Pierre Couderc via enlightenment-users wrote:
> Here are my screens A and B :
>
> ________________________________________
>
> |                                       |
>
>           x            | B                   |
>
> _______________________|                     |
>
> |                      |                     |
>
> |          A |_______________________________________|
>
> |______________________| y
>
>
> Sometimes, I do not know why, my mouse "goes" and remains blocked in x 
> area ! (not y or any other area...)
>
> This occurs only since a few weeks maybe since 0.25, maybe since 
> 0.25.4... and about twice a day.
>
> I have only found the solution to kill e, and so all apps. Is there a 
> more subtle way to reset e without resetting all apps...?
>
> Thanks
>
> PC
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>
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Ctrl-Alt-End should reset the desktop without affecting the apps and 
normally restores the cursor. The problem I run into is that the cursor 
simply disappears. I think this likely involves running a dual-monitor 
system.

I have encountered keyboards which would not produce this function but 
it can be programmed to some other key combination in the Settings panel.

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*Michael H. Hughes*

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