Oh ok. Thanks for the info ๐
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Oh ok. Pyautogui is the one I got working in x11.
Oh bummer. Anyway I've made an earlier post from my previous efforts (https://lemmy.world/post/49303063) where I also tested ydotool. At that time there was a known bug in ydotool that prevented absolute mousemove from working properly. The issue is still open on github it seems.
Have a PC with 16gb ram that lives up to the overwatch game system reqs. When I installed it and launched it, it began building some sort of cache. A one time job. During that chache my os would force close steam to prevent an oom crash. I then added 16gb swap and during the owerwatch cache job the used phys ram would max out at 12gb I think and the swap sent up to 10gb. So a 22gb ram job. Yikes. Thanks swap ram ๐
The fuck!? I'm rewatching twin peaks and then this pops up ๐
Needs penguin teddy in window in second panel
It won't get better until we at least have the same laws for all people. It shouldn't be an incentive to move production overseas just because those countries don't have minimum wage and uses children for labour. All people should get the same minimum care all over the globe.
This was a brain fart as the bug specifically prevents absolutte movements so I cannot move the mouse to any specified location. All I can do is move the mouse so much in one direction relatively that it most definitely is at the edge/corner of the screen.
I skipped Input-remapper as the setup for it turned out to be pretty complex and also I need to be able to check current mouse position which it can't.
I have currrently given up on the project.
The big black monster creating unmanageable buedeons should be named "capitalism".
I did think about moving to an abritary base position and then move from there. The edge of the screen wont work as it will move the view, but any other position could work. I just dont like that I have to make a workaround for basic functionality. I'll try input-remapper and see if it works better. If not I might go back and try this.
Well I guess harvesting your private data through the app and selling it to 3rd party vendors is part of the scheme to lower the price.