On Fri, 2003-02-14 at 04:44, Rev. Dave Terkanian wrote:
> Hello,
> I've got a problem with X (or something else, don't know.) When I start
> X (via xdm or gdm) my mouse cursor is invisible. The mouse is there, I can
> change focus, and with lots of effort select things and push buttons, but
Hello, Eric!
I have solved the problem!
It was a stupid error, however only partially from my side
I was told that the graphical card had 32 MB Video memory.
In fact, it has only 16 MB.
So the switch in XF86Config
VideoRam 16384 / VideoRam 32768
shows/hides the cursor
Thank you for the help!
Hi,
> I have invisible cursor in X windows.
> Mouse WORKS: I can do everything one can do
> with mouse (e.g., click, select, move windows and folders)
> BUT the cursor is invisible.
> (--) SVGA: Using hardware cursor
This may be an hardware issue. Your video card might be broken and is
unable t
On Sun, May 14, 2000 at 10:09:27PM +0200, Vladimir Yelistratov wrote:
[snip... mouse config okay...]
> What is unclutter? A setting in XF86Congig?
It's just a program that hides the cursor. You'd know if you were using
it.
> I did not make any special setting there.
> Is it possible to run
Hi, Eric
"Eric G . Miller" wrote:
>
> Assuming /dev/mouse --> /dev/psaux, it might actually be a window
> manager problem. Do you use xdm (or an equivalent) and do you see a
> cursor there (the good ol' X cursor)?
I do not see cursor neither in xdm nor kdm (KDE desktop manager)
But mouse works!
Assuming /dev/mouse --> /dev/psaux, it might actually be a window
manager problem. Do you use xdm (or an equivalent) and do you see a
cursor there (the good ol' X cursor)? Are you running "unclutter"? It
hides the cursor after a specified amount of time if it's over a window
(very nice actually).
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