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> Looks good! I took a quick look through the code and nothing really stands out, though I'm not super familiar with kernel stuff, so maybe take that with a...

> Looks good! I took a quick look through the code and nothing really stands out, though I'm not super familiar with kernel stuff, so maybe take that with a...

This is not fixed yet.

I don't know if you ask this as you open this for a discussion, but as far as I know, the VMMouse protocol doesn't support such case. You might be...

As far as I know there is no event being sent when the cursor exits the VM window. Even if VMWare actually supports such thing, I really don’t think it...

> Yeah, I agree. I was just curious what those flags were, and the fact it seems modern vmtools (well, and the tablet) seem to do this. It could be...

> Well, Windows 3.x display drivers are fixed resolution - you have to restart Windows and I believe swap the driver to actually change resolution... I don’t know much about...

> Shouldn't there be include guards to prevent include loops? There's the `#pragma once` statement. Still `headerA.h` can include `headerB.h` and then `headerB.h` can include `headerA.h`, which will lead to...

This is not stale.

Let's try this again :)