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For my use case I am using 2 NanoKVM's connected to the same system. This allows for having two monitors open at the same time.
This leads to a problem when using absolute mouse mode, when moving the mouse on the 2nd monitor it will move the mouse on the primary monitor as opposed to the monitor the KVM is displaying.
When using relative mouse movement the mouse can be moved freely between screens however this comes with the disadvantage of input delay.
As the KVM is unaware of any other monitors a possible solution would be to allow the user to input a offset so the absolute position is offset by the dimensions of the primary monitor.
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For my use case I am using 2 NanoKVM's connected to the same system. This allows for having two monitors open at the same time.
This leads to a problem when using absolute mouse mode, when moving the mouse on the 2nd monitor it will move the mouse on the primary monitor as opposed to the monitor the KVM is displaying.
When using relative mouse movement the mouse can be moved freely between screens however this comes with the disadvantage of input delay.
As the KVM is unaware of any other monitors a possible solution would be to allow the user to input a offset so the absolute position is offset by the dimensions of the primary monitor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: