John Nagle

OK. This make sense only if each input device has its own cursor. If there are two input devices, are there two cursors?

Linux supports both multiple devices for the same cursor and [multiple on-screen cursors](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Multi-pointer_X) are possible. That's not the default, though. The default is multiple devices feeding into one cursor. Here's...

I'd seen something like this, too, but I thought it was a focus or an Egui problem. When I open a window, the first mouse click is ignored, but after...

Below is a code sample of what I want to do. This forks off a thread which tries to read from a URL. This particular URL (http://0.0.0.1) doesn't work; it...

> this would also wind up being the max time you would wait upon shutdown. I'm doing that now in some other parts of the program, and it produces an...

I'm in favor of mutex poisoning. When one thread has panicked, you don't want other threads advancing into crashed state while you're trying to shut everything down cleanly. Use case:...

Did all that. The result doesn't crash, and the video edit info is still there, but the titles lost their fonts.