I experienced the problem when I had two monitors active: With the
Windows key held down, each click of the mouse wheel rotated upwards
(to zoom in) causes a seemingly random jump of the cursor about two
inches to the left, right or down.
After disabling the external monitor the problem does not
Bug reproduced on 2 separate PCs, running Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
To elaborate, whenever zoom in is triggered with scroll the mouse pinter moves
position on the screen, sometimes to another monitor and starts zooming in
there sometimes to another location on the same monitor.
Workaround disables the
Hmm, the sync-mouse code is obviously bugged...
The simple solution is:
- Turn off sync mouse in eZoom
- Turn on mouse panning
- Turn on draw scaled mouse
Now you'll have a far better mode of operation, but you'll have TWO
mouse pointers. eZoom _can_ hide it for you with 'hide original
Err, replace solution with workaround in the above comment.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xWVOpvp1kQ
This is 9.10
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Visual effects is set to Normal, i zoom by holding super+using-
scrollwheel
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This issue is still pressent in Ubuntu 9.04 (freash install)
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Because you wrote that you don't use Ubuntu anymore and maybe these all
caused by the faulty video card driver. Of course if you're willing to
test Hardy the marking of duplication can be reverted.
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Sorry to hear that. Maybe you could try Hardy once.
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What version of Ubuntu are you using? What zooming tool are you using?
Is this still an issue?
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Status: New = Incomplete
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