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Hi there,

i use Debian 8 with Xfce on this machine and I have a problem with the mouse. I have 2 cursors during the game. A game cursor and a system corsor. The system cursor is faster than the game cursor so it is hard to play because i always have to wait with a click till the game cursor is at the same position.
I have attached a small picture. There you can see my problem.
Does anybody have the same problem/bug?

Edit:

Here is a second attachment. I can not play the game with this bug. What can I do?

Edit 2:

I have a workaround now. Thx at the german Debian Community.
-> https://debianforum.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=154341&p=1032267#p1032267

Now the instruction for english speaker:
You have to install the package "unclutter" For more informations read this:
-> https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=unclutter
After installation you have to open a terminal and send this command

unclutter -idle 0.001 -jitter 1000

Perhaps it works with other numbers, but this works anyway. Hope it will help other people.
Attachments:
mousebug.png (12 Kb)
Post edited March 10, 2015 by Patsche85
This question / problem has been solved by JudasIscariotimage
I noticed something similar on a Debian Sid amd64.
I’m going to give a try to your work-around in a couple days, see if it works here too.

If I remember correctly I had two mouse cursors, but they moved at the same speed. So the game wasn’t unplayable for me, that’s why I didn’t bother looking for a fix.

Thank you anyway for sharing this work-around!
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vv221: I noticed something similar on a Debian Sid amd64.
I’m going to give a try to your work-around in a couple days, see if it works here too.

If I remember correctly I had two mouse cursors, but they moved at the same speed. So the game wasn’t unplayable for me, that’s why I didn’t bother looking for a fix.

Thank you anyway for sharing this work-around!
A notice for you and others. The programm "unclutter" has a bug with some other games. So change the config in /etc/default/unclutter. Search the line

START_UNCLUTTER="true"

and change it to

START_UNCLUTTER="false"

Then the programm does not start automatically. Then I use this command to start the game:

unclutter -idle 0.001 -jitter 1000 &
pid=$!
PATH/TO/GAME/MouseCraft.x86
kill $pid

This command start unclutter and the game and if you quit the game unclutter quit too.
Hope I could help.
Post edited April 21, 2015 by Patsche85
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Patsche85:
Thanks for the tip, I’ll report here once I’ve given it a try.
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Patsche85: Hi there,

i use Debian 8 with Xfce on this machine and I have a problem with the mouse. I have 2 cursors during the game. A game cursor and a system corsor. The system cursor is faster than the game cursor so it is hard to play because i always have to wait with a click till the game cursor is at the same position.
I have attached a small picture. There you can see my problem.
Does anybody have the same problem/bug?

Edit:

Here is a second attachment. I can not play the game with this bug. What can I do?

Edit 2:

I have a workaround now. Thx at the german Debian Community.
-> https://debianforum.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=154341&p=1032267#p1032267

Now the instruction for english speaker:
You have to install the package "unclutter" For more informations read this:
-> https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=unclutter
After installation you have to open a terminal and send this command

unclutter -idle 0.001 -jitter 1000

Perhaps it works with other numbers, but this works anyway. Hope it will help other people.
Please download the new Linux deb or tarball with GOG version 1.1.0.6 in the file name :)
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JudasIscariot: Please download the new Linux deb or tarball with GOG version 1.1.0.6 in the file name :)
Right. With the new version the bug would be fixed. THX for information!
Post edited May 08, 2015 by Patsche85