Without full-screen mode, the pointer lock functionality is disabled, similar to system key capture (which is expected). If we only enable full-screen on a single screen, fast mouse movements can result in the pointer leaving the screen with the ThinLinc session, which, in combination with a click, results in loss of focus. The above points assume that we have full-screen mode enabled over all screens. This behavior is similar to what is seen in Tremulous but is significantly worse. The games CS:GO and Xonotic are completely unplayable since the camera spins very fast on the slightest mouse movement. The game Tremulous works surprisingly well with the one issue that attempting to look down further than 90 degrees results in the camera starting to spin (this does not happen when playing locally). The behavior between all platforms is seemingly identical, but relative mouse movement still has some rough edges. I have now tested the client on all platforms. Without the change and vice versa (albeit without any pointer grab A server incorporating this change should still work with client.The behavior should be the same between X11 and Wayland on the client.The behavior should be the same between all supported platforms.The above points should still hold under client-server RTT of 100ms.Position after both fast and slow mouse movements. The mouse's absolute position is reflected by the circle's.Fast movement of the mouse should result in fast camera rotation.Slow movement of the mouse should result in slow camera rotation.Mouse movements should result in expected behavior: When running the client in full-screen mode, the pointer should beĬonstrained to the ThinLinc session if the application requests it and.When running the client in windowed mode, the pointer should not beĬonstrained to the ThinLinc session, even if the application running.

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