@Dan: I believe you are experiencing a different but similar bug --
please open a new bug report. (Even if it is the same bug, it is likely
caused by a regression and should thus have a new bug report. But
either way, this bug is marked as fixed and will therefore be ignored
by Ubuntu
I beg to differ on the fixed in Oneiric. I am seeing the issue in
Precise Penguin on another machine of mine. Although the behavior is not
exactly the same, it is very similar.
The Precise Penguin machine is setup with a Windows XP Virtual Machine
using Virtualbox and also has dual monitors. The
I also want to add to comment #71. The only program running on the
physical Ubuntu machine IS VirtualBox.
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Title:
mouse stuck
A similar issue is happening with 12.10 x86-64 and the nVidia 304.43
driver (installed from Ubuntu packages):
My setup:
two GeForce 8400GS PCIex16 cards. The first card (PCI ID 3:0:0) has two Samsung
SyncMaster 2343s connected. They are set up as a vertical TwinView. The second
card (PCI ID
I should add that the only way to get the mouse back on the other
monitors is to restart the DM. I have tried using xdotool to move
between the screens but while the mouse x/y changes as commanded, the
mouse stays stuck on the wrong screen.
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I have also tried a dozen varieties of absolute offsets, LeftOf,
RightOf, screen ordering and so on... it's very consistently wrong. :-)
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I want to note that I have not experienced this issue in awhile. That could be
because of one or all of these things:
1) The problem has been solved in the software (unlikely)
2) I have not been using a Virtual Machine (could be tied to #3)
3) I have noticed that my memory usage is relatively low
@andrew: I may be wrong, but I think you are experiencing a different
bug. Does your mouse cursor behave like the video in comment #15?
Nobody has reported seeing this bug since Oneiric, and it went away for
me when I upgraded my Natty X server to the version used in Oneiric.
So, I believe this
My particular occurrence of this bug has nothing to do with virtual
machines, it seems to be an X server or nVidia driver issue, since it
even occurs at the login screen, and with any dm (lxdm, gdm, lightdm,
kdm...). My mouse does not bounce between the two screens as in the
videos, it wraps
@andrew: I'm certain you are experiencing a different bug -- you should
open a new bug report. This bug is not limited to nVidia (at least two
people here have ATI/AMD video cards, myself included), wrapping around
was never a symptom, and this bug was fixed in Oneiric.
** Changed in:
Since nobody has reported seeing this bug since Oneiric, and now that
Natty has reached end-of-life, I'm closing this as fixed.
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