Has anyone else noticed this?
After the update to 10.10 on Gentoo (also in 10.11), the mouse cursor in the secondary screen on my dual head system (separate desktops, no xinerama) becomes garbled in certain situations:
- In wine programs
- Renoise
- All programs which use their own cursor instead of the system one
The mouse cursor is fine on the primary screen. Ati-drivers up to and including 10.8 were fine, too. (I had to skip 10.9 because of the hideous vt switching bug).
I haven't seen this bug since I started using ATI drivers (8.* >), but it may be an old bug which has resurfaced: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=273213
Because there doesn't seem to be any programs capable of taking screenshots with mouse cursors visible, I had to do a dumb-blonde-style screenshot with my digital camera, please see here: http://steam.punk.dy.fi/ati-10.10.png
It's an Enigma simulator running with wine. The white garbled square should be the normal Windows-style cursor.
After the update to 10.10 on Gentoo (also in 10.11), the mouse cursor in the secondary screen on my dual head system (separate desktops, no xinerama) becomes garbled in certain situations:
- In wine programs
- Renoise
- All programs which use their own cursor instead of the system one
The mouse cursor is fine on the primary screen. Ati-drivers up to and including 10.8 were fine, too. (I had to skip 10.9 because of the hideous vt switching bug).
I haven't seen this bug since I started using ATI drivers (8.* >), but it may be an old bug which has resurfaced: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=273213
Because there doesn't seem to be any programs capable of taking screenshots with mouse cursors visible, I had to do a dumb-blonde-style screenshot with my digital camera, please see here: http://steam.punk.dy.fi/ati-10.10.png
It's an Enigma simulator running with wine. The white garbled square should be the normal Windows-style cursor.
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