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<ccha>
hello, do you know why sometimes there are 2 cursors? There is a true one and another one at top left corner not moving but replicate the same image as the true one.
<FireFly>
that's not anything I've come across myself, but maybe inspecting `riverctl list-inputs` helps provide clues? I know wayland allows multiple independent mice in theory so maybe there's somehow a virtual one created for whatever reason on your system?
<ifreund>
ccha: interesting, I haven't heard that one before
<ifreund>
does it happen if you set WLR_NO_HARDWARE_CURSORS=1 before starting river?
<ifreund>
FireFly: wayland allows multiple seats yes but only one pointer device per seat. also river only supports a single seat currently
<FireFly>
ah okay
<ifreund>
river will display separate cursors for tablet tools, but it doesn't seem like that's what's happening here
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<lordmzte>
In that same update that made river lose output configs after suspend, which I've fixed with kanshi, rivertile also started losing the `main-location` setting. Any way to fix that one?
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<ccha>
ifreund: with the variable, there is no issue. I used this variable when I run river in virtual machine, but I'm using on host. The double cursor happens when I start brave browser,not when I start river. And the topleft cursor is present on all tags. Then if I put the browser fullscreen, the topleft cursor disappears, and come back if I open new tab or close tab.
<ccha>
the issue started with 0.3.10 I think. Before there wasn't this issue
<leon-p>
lordmzte: not via configuration, since it too sees the output as completely gone now. You could add a list of recent output identifiers plus their set variables, if you wanted
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<ccha>
I just tested it, 0.3.11 and 0.3.10 there are 2 cursors and version 0.3.9 no 2 cusors
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<lordmzte>
leon-p: I see. I still overall haven't understood how this change isn't just a step backwards.
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<ifreund>
ccha: seems like a possible wlroots regression I guess