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Hey folks,
I am running a dual head set up. I have just got XBMC working ALMOST perfectly. My last no-so-little detail is that when XBMC is full-screen on my HDTV I can't get the mouse back over to display 0. Anyone gotten around this or is this just something we have to live with for the time-being?
Thanks
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This is from what I know how SDL works (which we use for mouse and to create windows) and there's no way around this. I have tried to do something about it but all my searches have come up that it's no possible, although for those with dualscreen it would be good.
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Damn, that sucks big time. I'll try and see if there's something I can figure out. Thing is, I don't need the mouse for xbmc (i even disable it in the settings).
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What about setting SDL_WM_GrabInput(SDL_GRAB_OFF)?