FoxtrotDeltaTangoWHERE THE FUCK IS THE CURSOR?
for real though, the CTRL tap accessibility feature to find the cursor is a lifesaver
edinbruhNo lying, wiggling my mouse until it becomes HUGE is my go to activity during boring video calls.
Thats why i also have a thinkpad
Only in KDE, and i think now we can limit that in settings
DyskolosTim apple i suppose
I guess this confirms that I am a man, because I refuse to do anything except jiggle the mouse until I see it.
Am woman, learned today you can use CTRL to find it as I too wiggle it until I find it.
I’m confused… Cursor? Surely you control everything via keyboard?
ditch the rat
FuglyDuckWhat is this activity you call “looking for my cursor?
On my computer, I summon my cursor.
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MentalEdgeKDE: just wiggle it
wiggle it until it’s the size of a monitor, and if you’re brave, it’ll take over EVERYTHING.
I love it that KDE didn’t limit the growing of it :)
And people rib me for having 3 screens. Yes yes, tell me how much cancer they are giving me per square second.
I had a similar matrix of screens at my old job: Seismic survey observer desk. Three rows tall, four columns wide.
They weren’t all connected to the same PC, though; If I remember correctly:
- Top row was one PC (linux)
- Middle row was another (linux)
- Bottom left was its own PC (It ran msdos 6.22. Excellent OS for realtime stuff!)
- Bottom right was its own (linux)
- middle two at the bottom was windows.
They were all connected to a Raritan KVM switch, so I used that to select which row to control. The exception was on bottom left and bottom right which had a dedicated keyboard and mouse.
mojofrododojoBottom left was its own PC (It ran msdos 6.22. Excellent OS for realtime stuff!)
really? I used 6.22 back in the day - what’s it still being used for these days?
Not sure if it’s still in use today, but the above description was 2008 through 2012. Msdos was used for “gun timing”, which basically amounted to extreme precision when it came to opening or shutting some solenoid valves. The computer basically had a GPS input and a bunch of serial outputs, and a control line (also serial).
The control line sent instructions of which solenoid to open when, a time reference was determined by the GPS, and you can probably guess what the serial outputs were for.
you’d love synergy. it’s a client you install on multiple devices and allows you to share one keyboard and mouse across as many devices as you want.
you can even share the clipboard too.
I now undestand whom that KDE cursor is for?
No, seriously: what are they for? They exist since X and at that time, displays were 800p max.
Go to mouse l settings, make your cursor larger and change the contrast. So when the curse is black and it goes over something white and then white when it goes over black
gwl [he/him]Where the fuck is the image? Not loading for me
𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚗 𝙼𝚎𝚘𝚠Loads fine for me. It’s someone sitting in front of a desk with 15 large monitors surrounding them in a semicircle, 3 monitors stacked on top of one another in 5 columns.
Check monitor number 8, it may have opened there.
chattreFooled us all. That’s a tanning booth.
Gumby
LaunchesKayaksI struggle with my neck and 3 screens. I’ve gotten really good at doing a bunch of shit at once on one screen so my neck doesn’t hurt as much lol
🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮 It would be funny af if there was a way to make the computer think the screen size was infinite (just for the mouse) so you could send your cursor 20 miles away and never find it again.