https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=490784
--- Comment #7 from cwo <christoph.w...@gmx.de> --- I don't think migrating the hide cursor control would help in this case; if an application hardcodes this behavior, it'll still happen even if the option is disabled. An application has control over the cursor this way. The Hide cursor desktop can hide things that are not hidden, but it can't unhide things. I have this setting off, but the cursor still hides in kate and konsole for me. (I just never noticed until this bug made me aware of it) I also found that old reddit thread, which contains a link to a relatively up-to-date list of KDE applications and libraries that use the cursor-hiding library, and it's a relatively small number - among the major apps pretty much only kate and konsole, plus the presentation mode of okular. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
