On 03/29/2011 07:13 AM, Sam Morris wrote:
When I move the mouse off the left edge of the server (leela)'s, it
warps to the left edge of jeffry (the client)'s screen and stays there.
There is no way to move it back.
Moving the mouse up and down does result in vertical motion in the mouse
cursor, but the motion of the cursor always seems to be delayed by a
fixed number of motion events. It is quite hard to explain, but if I
move the mouse up, the mouse pointer on the client will not move for a
while, then move up. If I then move the mouse down, the pointer on the
client will continue to move up for a while, then slow, reverse, and
eventually move down. If I then reverse the mouse again, the mouse
pointer continues to move down, then slows, and then moves up again.
Are the two machines communicating via a wireless network? I have
noticed the speedup/slowdown behavior myself when running over wireless,
which went away when I switched to a wired connection.
As for the weird warping behavior: is it consistent, or does it do this
every single time?
Would you mind trying a few things for me?
- Running synergy 1.3.6 for Mac. I don't know of any reason why the
version would matter (and I ran 1.3.1 and synergy+ 1.3.4 for a short
while together), but there might be a reason.
- Swapping the client and server. Does it work better with Mac OS X
as the server and Debian as the client?
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