RE: Wanted: udp mouse driver (hermann markus)

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>   1. Wanted: udp mouse driver (hermann markus)
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> Subject:
> Wanted: udp mouse driver
> From:
> "hermann markus" <[email protected]>
> Date:
> Tue, 14 Dec 2004 17:47:29 +0100 (MET)
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>Hello,
>I desperately need to drive a mouse remotely from different computers via
>network.
>Therefore I would like to use the XInput interface, and configure an
>additional pointer device in XF86Config. But my user mode proggy that
>listens on a socket and simulates a mouse protocol on a local pipe
>(/dev/mymouse) produces only a very steppy response.
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>Who can help me to solve this problem easily?
>What is the best approach for such a task?
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>Any ideas or source code are very welcome
>
>Mark
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I think that the synergy2 ( http://freshmeat.net/projects/synergy2/ )  
application would have some decent code in sharing the mouse
between screens.

Might be useful to share/take code from this application.

Wade Mealing