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Johnny Ow
noCursor() in Linux Present Mode Work Around
Jun 26th, 2009, 10:58pm  
I'm running a sketch in Ubuntu in present mode and I'm having trouble hiding the mouse cursor.  Calling noCursor() or cursor() halts the program (Bug 1177)... so I'm looking for a workaround as this is critical for my sketch.

Calling cursor() with a 1x1 pixel transparent PImage results in the same problem.

The unfortunate thing is that this sketch runs great in Windows but I'd much rather run it in Linux (where I've also run into Bug 1056 and another one I'm trying to track down).
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