Similar but without the fractional scaling:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1950428
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Title:
Wayland: Image of mouse cursor left on screen after
I'm experiencing the same issue in 20.04, dual monitor setup, fractional
scaling using the default wayland on gnome 3.36.4. I have a vega 56 and
use the amdgpu drivers. If I leave the ghost cursor and get on with
something else it will eventually change to a square of random brightly
coloured
^^^
Bug 1875528
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Title:
Wayland: Image of mouse cursor left on screen after unlock
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Same issue happening to me, was happening on 19.10 and still continues
after upgrading to 20.04 today.
Logging out and back in again resets/hides the extra "dead" cursor, but
it appears again after locking the screen and the monitors go to sleep.
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Title:
Wayland: Image of mouse cursor left on screen after unlock
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I'm seeing very similar behavior on Ubuntu 19.10 with X11 and a single
monitor:
I've noticed on Ubuntu 19.10 with X11 fractional scaling set to 1.25x,
the pointer duplicates itself when I login to a new session. The
original pointer sticks on the screen at 1x size, and I get a new
pointer to use
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Title:
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Does this video help give more clues about the issue. You can see the
"Fake cursor" icon changing in line with the realk cursor, but the fake
cursor isn't moving
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I'm on Fedora 30 and also experiencing this. Dual monitors (one rotated,
portrait right) on Wayland, but not using any scaling. Happens every
time when waking up from sleep. AMD Vega 56 graphics card. Bug report
(not by me) on Red Hat Bugzilla:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1745055
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Title:
Wayland: Image of mouse cursor left on screen
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Gnome 3 desktop
Multi-monitor setup with one screen rotated right into portrait mode
*Experimental* fractional scaling on Wayland with different scaling on each
monitor. Configured using:
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It's not quite the same as bug 1724977. This doesn't happen when moving
the cursor live, but the second copy "appears" after waking from screen
lock. My guess is that the lock screen doesn't use the same video
memory config as the desktop, but somehow they "overlap" and the cursor
gets left over
Sounds like bug 1724977, but we claim to have fixed that(?).
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