The shadow-server would send back the real position of thecursor. So if the
network is very unstable, the server side cursor may not beable to stand at the
point where the client side cursor exists at next frame,therefore the cursor
looks ‘drawed back’.
Petr Sumbera <sumb...@volny.cz> 于 2015年4月24日, 星期五, 上午 4:25 写道：
Hi,
I'm using recent development version and I'm seeing problems with mouse
pointer. When moving move from one side of screen to another it looks
like it's skipping back.
Any idea?
Server is Solaris (vncserver + freerdp-shadow)
Client is Linux.
Thanks,
Petr
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