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i'm curious about the "notch", sometimes found at the screen boundaries, that catches the mouse.
The first problem in the way here is that one of my screens is inconsistent about it's geometry. On bootup, VGA-1 reports "1360x768". Once configured, either with xrandr or systemsettings5, it subsequently reports "1366x768". So not surprisingly systemsettings5 Display Configuration doesn't manage to line up the right edges. Tho i can line them up with
i'm happy that with xrandr i can arrange my 3 screens vertically with the right edges aligned, such that, keeping the mouse against the right edge, i can freely glide the mouse past both screen boundaries, without "getting caught" at the boundaries, whether going upward or downward. Thus, no gotchas while using a scrollbar, the mouse doesn't get caught. As the top screen is wider the left edge is of course different between the top two screens. Going downward, there's a big corner. Coming out of the corner, following the bottom of the top screen, when the mouse reaches the beginning of the middle screen it falls right into it. And going upward along the left edge, the mouse glides right past the boundary into the top screen. What's odd is the boundary between the bottom two screens. Remember there's no catch on the right edge. Keeping the mouse along the left edge, if either screen was even slightly wider than the other, you'd expect the mouse to "catch" in one direction, and go freely past in the other, but keeping along the left edge, it "catches" in *both* directions, upward and downward, at the boundary between the bottom two screens! So there's a "notch"? Is that intentional? Since the scrollbars are on the right it's less of an issue but does "catch" me surprisingly often, leaving me wondering where the mouse went.
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