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Blinking cursor #26
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I don't think this is implemented. PRs are welcome :) |
Any tip on what part of the code should be handled and how? another question: can kmscon work with programs that write on framebuffer like |
That likely has to be implemented in libtsm. The current cursor handling as you can see is pretty rudimentary: inverse the cell and done. So kmscon doesn't actually have the concept of a cursor. However, it may not be easy to implement a blinking cursor in libtsm because it is just a state machine, and have no clue of an external timer source, which is required to animate the cursor. So one potential direction:
I'm not very familiar with Linux framebuffer. I haven't tried this before. But my guess is it won't work. However I won't be surprised if there's some protocol allowing passing the framebuffer device between programs. |
Thank you! Will take a look at the code. |
Hello. Thank you for maintaining kmscon. I would like to know if there is a way to use blinking cursor.
Did not find anything in the docs. Thank you.
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