Romain Vimont

Ah no, you can't control multiple devices simultaneously.

The snap packages are created/maintained by third party users. It seems there is an up-to-date version here: https://snapcraft.io/scrcpy-updated > compiling from source is hard (believe me i tried) Even with...

> it seemed that multiple dependencies had to be installed on my os, using apt, and because *this was not explicitly mentioned* in the installation guide I did not proceed...

> In particular, why does scrcpy deliver mouse clicks as originating from a `TOOL_TYPE_FINGER`, (or more generally `MotionEvents` that are not of type `MotionEvent.ACTION_HOVER_MOVE`, and therefore continue to the else...

> Event queue is full (65535 events) Looks like a SDL issue. What SDL version do you use? (run `scrcpy --version`)

> Will be able to tell if it's device, or computer related. Given that the SDL event queue is full, it is a problem on the client side. Even if...

> InputDispatcher: Touch mode switch rejected, caller (pid=0, uid=10164) doesn't own the focused window nor none of the previously interacted window This message is produced by Android (since you got...

> scrcpy is what crashes/freezes. OK, that makes sense if the `Event queue is full (65535 events)`. There's probably a deadlock in the SDL event queue. Can you reproduce on...

Thank you. Then you should report to [SDL](https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/) I guess (mention that it's SDL2). The important message is `Event queue is full (65535 events)`.

Fedora recently updated their SDL3 package to 3.2.16. Can you retry, please? https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/issues/13272#issuecomment-3049656293