On 2022/10/30 19:12, Elliot Nunn wrote:
Akihiko,
Sounds like you've done a lot of work on ui/cocoa, with the goal of
improving the experience with modern Linux guests. My goal is to improve
the experience with antiquated Mac OS 9 guests.
My patch has been only tested with recent Linux, but it
On Sun, 30 Oct 2022 at 11:20, BALATON Zoltan wrote:
> I'm not sure about this and may be wrong but I have a theory that the
> problems with mouse tracking are caused by not taking mouse ponter
> acceleration into account correctly. I did not check it and can't prove it
> but I think the guest and
On Sun, 30 Oct 2022, Akihiko Odaki wrote:
On 2022/10/30 14:20, Elliot Nunn wrote:
Akihiko,
Thanks very much for reviewing my patch.
I think that you were right to use the sprite-within-a-window approach,
and avoid warping the OS cursor. I tried to compensate for the error
that cursor warping
Akihiko,
Sounds like you've done a lot of work on ui/cocoa, with the goal of
improving the experience with modern Linux guests. My goal is to improve
the experience with antiquated Mac OS 9 guests.
> My patch has been only tested with recent Linux, but it certainly should
> be ensured that it
Hi,
On 2022/10/30 14:20, Elliot Nunn wrote:
Akihiko,
Thanks very much for reviewing my patch.
I think that you were right to use the sprite-within-a-window approach,
and avoid warping the OS cursor. I tried to compensate for the error
that cursor warping causes in the subsequent mouse event,
Akihiko,
Thanks very much for reviewing my patch.
I think that you were right to use the sprite-within-a-window approach,
and avoid warping the OS cursor. I tried to compensate for the error
that cursor warping causes in the subsequent mouse event, but there is
still some error getting through
On Thu, 6 Oct 2022 at 13:16, Akihiko Odaki wrote:
>
> Thanks Peter and Elliot,
>
> Unfortunately Patchew seems to have failed to apply the patch to the
> current master. It would be nice if you rebase it to the current
> master.
I think this is probably mostly because the patch got sent in
Thanks Peter and Elliot,
Unfortunately Patchew seems to have failed to apply the patch to the
current master. It would be nice if you rebase it to the current
master.
Actually I have a patch to add hardware support to ui/cocoa, but I
have not submitted to the mailing list because it depends on a
Ccing Akihiko to see if he wants to review this cocoa ui frontend
patch.
also available at:
https://lore.kernel.org/qemu-devel/54930451-d85f-4ce0-9a45-b3478c5a6...@www.fastmail.com/
I can confirm that the patch does build, but I don't have any
interesting graphics-using test images to hand to
Resending this patch now that 7.1 is released (well done).
> On 4 Aug 2022, at 2:27 pm, Elliot Nunn wrote:
>
> Implement dpy_cursor_define() and dpy_mouse_set() on macOS.
>
> The main benefit is from dpy_cursor_define: in absolute pointing mode, the
> host can redraw the cursor on the guest's
Implement dpy_cursor_define() and dpy_mouse_set() on macOS.
The main benefit is from dpy_cursor_define: in absolute pointing mode, the
host can redraw the cursor on the guest's behalf much faster than the guest
can itself.
To provide the programmatic movement expected from a hardware cursor,
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