Wiggle wiggle. Hmmm…WIGGLE WIGGLE ah there you are.
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Thanks KDE
I am pretty sure MacOS does this and that there is a Gnome extension for it as well.
God bless KDE
I kinda wish they hadn't fixed the bug that made the growth unlimited
Did they, I use kde linux (kde os) and I get tired of wiggling before it stops growing. It gets bigger than my monitor.
Huh maybe they unfixed it? Just tried it and it seems unlimited again
I specifically remember bug reports about the giant cursor and the answer being like "that's a feature though"
That sounds like a feature
Best feature ever! (5 monitors, constantly "loosing" that damn thing)
Well tighten it
The KDE wiggle wiggle is a feature that was enough to convert a friend of mine. Game compatibility? Nah. Win privacy issues? Nah. Giant fucking cursor? Wiggle wiggle, baby.
Lol, I didn't know of this feature. It keeps growing and growing!
When KDE Plasma 6 was released and the feature was introduced, there were bug reports that it just keeps growing indefinitely. And the dev who implemented it was like "yeah, I know. I thought that would be fun"
Well, I for one am glad that he limited it to a ludicrously absurd size instead of a reasonable one.
When my son and I discovered it on accident we spent the next 5 minutes wiggling the mouse as fast as we could to see who could make it the biggest lol
Another giant cursor enjoyer
When I moved to Bazzite I tough I had broke something
How are you enjoying it? I'm debating between Mint and Bazzite. I'm a lifetime Windows guy that doesn't want 11 lol
Not the person you asked, but I've been running Bazzite for close to a year now. While my intention was an easy time installing any Linux on a laptop with dGPU, everything just works so nicely that it's my daily driver at the moment.
The only thing that drove me alomost nuts was installing a TFTP server on console. But once I found out about distrobox that was a solution.
I have no idea what that second sentence means, haha. TFTP? Sounds network related but I'm not familiar.
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Again not the original person you asked, but I found Bazzite a tad too restrictive - I couldn’t for the life of me get PIA’s VPN client installed (for all of those Linux ISOs on my home server).
Ended up switching to CachyOS, which is also very gaming-focused (and Arch-based, if that matters at all!). It’s a bit more open, allowing you to fiddle (or not) with everything a bit more than Bazzite.
As an aside, my only hang-up is that it sometimes hangs while trying to boot up the GUI (not sure why, hasn’t bothered me too much), and it can’t wake from Sleep - but I’m pretty sure that’s just something misconfigured in the BIOS.
This is valuable because while I'm not obsessed with configurations, I do tend to fiddle a bit.
I have mint in my desktop and bazzite on the htpc/gaming pc.
If you want to learn to use linux and have a more tradicional pc experience, mint.
If you want gamming, entertainment, and don't care about learning about your OS, bazzite.
Thanks, appreciate it!
It's difficult to argue against Mint when your use case is a current windows user who just wants to drop Linux in its place.
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That and the wobbly windows.
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Oh, there it is!
I, too, use this feature!
I even have my cursor set to be large and neon green and I still manage to lose it.
Are you me?
Kde wiggle initiated
I quite miss inversed mouse cursors from Windows, so the next best thing I found for KDE Plasma was Hackneyed High Contrast cursors.
Download and use mouse with out borders, then you get the fuck "extra screen you didn't know was turned on and is in the other room"
I'm trying a new system of DM'ing in-person DnD games where I've got my laptop plugged in to a TV everyone can see, and my players pass around a wireless KB+M to move their tokens around.
It works well enough, but I have to remember to "give them the cursor back" when I'm done doing things on the laptop screen, otherwise they can't find it, haha
I use the ctrl button to find it. There's a setting in windows that activates it. Great for work presentations to highlight where you want people to focus, too
I believe you have to install power toys and enable it. i have it to ctrl+win+f
Nope, it's a default Windows ability. You can find it under the Accessibility settings, called Mouse indicator.
Power toys has the enhanced version, which is what I need due to six monitors. Yup, that cursor gets lost a lot.
Meanwhile, in macOS…
In kde too
@cm0002 I have learned from persi experience adding a third monitor does not in fact fix this issue.
Similarly, I can also let you know, as tempting as it may be, adding a 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th does not fix this issue either lmao
But maybe an 8th......
Tiling wm and mouse warping. It's wherever the hell I want it.
Literally giant magenta cursor now because I'm old and don't have time for this nonsense anymore.
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