Btw a Xorg utility called "unclutter" already runs by default on Webconverger. That should hide the cursor after a couple of minutes of inactivity. http://webconverger.org/blanking/
Thanks for the answer. I'll first try to get that done my self.
I found out about the unclutter but the thing was that the webpage it
is showing (just showing, no user interaction) has a scrolling windows
in the center that stops scrolling when the mouse pointer is on top of
it.........
(took me half a day to figure out why just that one window in the
center wasn't doing anything :-~ )
Thanks again.
Regards,
Ernie
On 28 jan, 09:21, Kai Hendry <hen...@webconverger.com> wrote:
> Btw a Xorg utility called "unclutter" already runs by default on
> Webconverger. That should hide the cursor after a couple of minutes of
> inactivity.http://webconverger.org/blanking/
Been looking at xwarppointer and found a package called xwit. With
that it seems easy to move the pointer: xwit -warp 0 0
The thing is, how do I integrate that when running a build. Like make
sure the packet is there and adding that command somewhere when the OS/
browser is starting......
As said I'm a long way from being a Linux guru, just know enough to be
dangerous at times :)
Regards,
Ernie
On 28 jan, 09:21, Kai Hendry <hen...@webconverger.com> wrote:
> Btw a Xorg utility called "unclutter" already runs by default on
> Webconverger. That should hide the cursor after a couple of minutes of
> inactivity.http://webconverger.org/blanking/
On 2 February 2012 17:22, H. Beek <geonosys...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Been looking at xwarppointer and found a package called xwit. With > that it seems easy to move the pointer: xwit -warp 0 0 > The thing is, how do I integrate that when running a build. Like make > sure the packet is there and adding that command somewhere when the OS/ > browser is starting...... > As said I'm a long way from being a Linux guru, just know enough to be > dangerous at times :)
Tbh for the next release, Webconverger 12 I was considering a documented location where xwit/xrandr tweaks would be invoked. Since some customers need screen portrait orientated for example.
I haven't done this yet. For now I usually lazily copy in pb.sh into ./webconverger/config/includes.chroot/home/webc/pb.sh and edit the file.
Good news is I should be full time on Webconverger from next week and I'll add this.
> On 2 February 2012 17:22, H. Beek <geonosys...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Been looking at xwarppointer and found a package called xwit. With
> > that it seems easy to move the pointer: xwit -warp 0 0
> > The thing is, how do I integrate that when running a build. Like make
> > sure the packet is there and adding that command somewhere when the OS/
> > browser is starting......
> > As said I'm a long way from being a Linux guru, just know enough to be
> > dangerous at times :)
> Tbh for the next release, Webconverger 12 I was considering a
> documented location where xwit/xrandr tweaks would be invoked. Since
> some customers need screen portrait orientated for example.
> I haven't done this yet. For now I usually lazily copy in pb.sh into
> ./webconverger/config/includes.chroot/home/webc/pb.sh and edit the
> file.
> Good news is I should be full time on Webconverger from next week and
> I'll add this.
