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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] Current state of RFB patch
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On Mon, Mar 21, 2005 at 03:14:05PM -0500, use.reply-to.address@domn.net wrote:
> >
> is it possible to have qemu disable host mouse acceleration while it has 
> focus ? some guest os do not allow disabling of acceleration
> 

I suppose, but I do not understand how this could help you.

> for example in dos , some games have their own builtin mouse driver , 
> and you can't control acceleration on those
> off course a generic vnc client can't do that , so maybe then there 
> could be a de-acceleration routine in the qemu-vnc interface code ?
> 

That is not really possible. There can be no generic de-acceleration
routine, tho you might be able to hack it for one particular OS/DOS game if
you knew by what factor it accelerated.

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