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`xrdp` has it's own `xorg.conf`(/etc/X11/xrdp/xorg.conf) and it will be loaded by `xrdp-sesman` when starting `xorg` session. It's not recommended to change it. If you want to use specified GPU, it's...
This is because xrdp doesn't have a touchpad driver and simulate the touchpad as mouse. In the xorgxrdp source code there're only mouse and keyborad event. When scrolling in touchpad,...
> I wonder if this fix could be plugged into the main driver branch under a toggle called "slow down touchpad scrolling" ? It's a tricky one because you'd probably...
@metalefty It's my pleasure. I'm intended to implement fully inertial scrolling and did make some progress. Later I'll share it.
The button scan code sent through RDP protocol is defined by the client. You may need to do the switch in the client side not the server. xrdpMouse driver just...
If `Emulate3Buttons` is in the driver specification. I think it's okay. Otherwise it is out of the `xorgxrdp`'s scope.
This is because xrdp converts the touch pad scrolling event as mouse wheel, but touch scrolling is continuous event, so xrdp send too many fake mouse wheel event to xorg....
If you have no probleming running it on local session, the issue probably caused by some environment variables (such as header path, lib path, etc.) when using xrdp. Xrdp use...
Same question. I love this software so much. It makes my Win10 fly high into the sky.
Isn't it will collision with regular drawing applications with pen tip side such as OneNote?