Robin Berg Pettersen

Just tested it on the Releases 2.0.2 and 2.0.0. Same issue.

I'm using Manjaro Linux as my OS. Compiled the last version for imgui with the sdl_opengl3 example, and it works as intended there. I do notice that it uses the...

yes, `sf::Cursor::Arrow` is what looks weird here. Everything else seems to look just fine really. I think you are right that it looked right before because you didn't use the...

Okay, I've tried every possible `sf::Cursor` now. The only supported arrow that turns out weird is `sf::Cursor::Arrow`. All the others are completely fine, and looks good. If I use a...

Did a new workaround, that gives me a better result and should be less risky, based on the information I wrote above. It's inside the `Init()` function: ```c++ #if __linux__...

It is a very strange workaround indeed, but if what they write is correct (and I understand it correctly), the signal for `sf::Cursor::ArrowWait` doesn't exist as a signal at all...

Come to think of something. If I do not change the cursor state at all, I'll just have my default cursor. But if I change to sf::Cursor::Arrow manually, the mirrored...

I agree with you 100 percent! :) I did not try the stuff you mentioned, but I'll do it now, just to give you a heads up on the result....

//A Adding the `io.ConfigFlags |= ImGuiConfigFlags_NoMouseCursorChange` made it work just like in the old version, where you have the regular cursor on everything. In other words: Looks good :+1: //B...

@pawankholiya01: It's a Linux issue, which means it's probably fine for both Windows and OS X.