Christophe Lohr a écrit :
> The mouse cursor comes back after a keystroke.
>
> Open an application able to consume key events (e.g. xterm). Hit a key.
> Your mouse is back.
>
Please note that the mouse has to be into the text area where you type
keys...
Here is a script executed at startup of my gnome session that
re-activates the mouse cursor:
sleep 5
zenity --title=Cursor --entry --text Cursror &
sleep 2
WID=`xdotool search --title Cursor`
xdotool windowactivate $WID
eval `xwininfo -id $WID | sed -n -e 's,^.*Absolute upper-left \(.\):
*\([0-9][0-9]*\)$,Pos\1=\2,p'`
xdotool mousemove $((PosX+40)) $((PosY+40))
xdotool type Cursor
xdotool key Return
Regards
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