Mouse motion not registering

SDL Development
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I recently did a big upgrade (Ubuntu Dapper -> Edgy -> Feisty), and the mouse
no longer works in certain programs (those that have special handling, like
lbreakout2 or engima), and has similar problems in full screen programs (though
those programs ran with messed-up graphics previous to the upgrade, so I can’t
say whether the mouse worked in those before the upgrade). Any idea how to fix
this?

Button presses are registered, but mouse movement is not. All affected
programs appear to use SDL.

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resending:

I recently did a big upgrade (Ubuntu Dapper -> Edgy -> Feisty), and the mouse
no longer works in certain programs (those that have special handling, like
lbreakout2 or engima), and has similar problems in full screen programs (though
those programs ran with messed-up graphics previous to the upgrade, so I can’t
say whether the mouse worked in those before the upgrade). Any idea how to fix
this?

Button presses are registered, but mouse movement is not. All affected
programs appear to use SDL.

3

Might be a red herring but I know Fiesty has BIG problems with PS2 mouse/keyboard input :-(> ----- Original Message -----

From: ralphmerridew@gmail.com (Mark Tilford)
To: sdl at lists.libsdl.org
Sent: Friday, 22 June, 2007 12:53:27 PM
Subject: [SDL] Mouse motion not registering

resending:

I recently did a big upgrade (Ubuntu Dapper -> Edgy -> Feisty), and the mouse
no longer works in certain programs (those that have special handling, like
lbreakout2 or engima), and has similar problems in full screen programs (though
those programs ran with messed-up graphics previous to the upgrade, so I can’t
say whether the mouse worked in those before the upgrade). Any idea how to fix
this?

Button presses are registered, but mouse movement is not. All affected
programs appear to use SDL.

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Probably a red herring because my computer is all USB.On 6/22/07, Edward Byard <e_byard at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Might be a red herring but I know Fiesty has BIG problems with PS2
mouse/keyboard input :frowning: