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I am on an embedded Linux device (Yocto, iMX8) and using labwc as compositor. When I run wayvnc with the -g option and move the mouse over the mirrored screen, some old mouse positions from the frames before seem freezing and only disappear, when I move the mouse again over this freezed part. It also sometimes happens, that parts of the application stay at the old frame when the application content changes. When I do not use the -g options this does not happen.
Version:
wayvnc: v0.8-dev-5d55944 (master)
neatvnc: v0.8-dev-dedac2f (master)
aml: v0.3.0-1-gede4249 (master)
How to reproduce:
This is how I run wayvnc: wayvnc 0.0.0.0 -g
I tested multiple VNC clients (RealVNC Viewer, TightVNC Viewer, TigerVNC viewer, noVNC) on Windows and Linux but it is the same problem on any client and OS. I also played with different encodings, but this does not change anything
The problem:
In the following gif the -g option is enabled:
Without -g flag this does not happen (but the framerate is obviously way lower without graphical acceleration):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am on an embedded Linux device (Yocto, iMX8) and using labwc as compositor. When I run wayvnc with the
-g
option and move the mouse over the mirrored screen, some old mouse positions from the frames before seem freezing and only disappear, when I move the mouse again over this freezed part. It also sometimes happens, that parts of the application stay at the old frame when the application content changes. When I do not use the-g
options this does not happen.Version:
How to reproduce:
wayvnc 0.0.0.0 -g
The problem:
In the following gif the
-g
option is enabled:Without
-g
flag this does not happen (but the framerate is obviously way lower without graphical acceleration):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: