Bug 1096956

Summary:	KVM Mouse problems (mouse is missing, coordinates incorrect)
Product:	[openSUSE] openSUSE Distribution	Reporter:	Forgotten User X8w0qBhDQR <forgotten_X8w0qBhDQR>
Component:	Virtualization:Tools	Assignee:	Lin Ma <lma>
Status:	RESOLVED NORESPONSE	QA Contact:	Santiago Zarate <santiago.zarate>
Severity:	Major
Priority:	P5 - None	CC:	lma, santiago.zarate
Version:	Leap 15.0
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	x86-64
OS:	Other
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Description Forgotten User X8w0qBhDQR 2018-06-11 12:37:15 UTC

I have problems in the KVM with Qemu where i cant't use my mouse completely.
I use openSUSE Leap 15 with Gnome as operating system.
After the installation of an iso, i came to the License Agreement and there the mouse didn't react. I changed to the Firefox window and than back to the KVM and now the mouse reacts - but very slowly and the mouse coordinates weren't correct too.
The mouse also disappeared after i clicked some times in the KVM window and the combination of ctrl+alt have the same effect.
When i move the mouse now over the window title it disappears and it only appears again when i grab the window and change the position.

Thanks
Marwin

Comment 1 Santiago Zarate 2018-06-11 12:57:21 UTC

Just to clarify:

The mouse reacts after some time regardless of switching or not to a different window.

Comment 2 Lin Ma 2018-06-15 05:23:15 UTC

I can't reproduce the issue on my local leap15 host.
With vnc or spice, The keyboard and mouse actions work well in my leap15 or sle15 guests.

If you manage the guests through libvirt, Could you please upload the guest's xml? say virsh dumpxml $DOMNAME

If you manage the guests through qemu directly, Could you please upload the qemu command line?

If you experience this guest mouse issue when you remote access the leap host, Could you please local access the host and try again?

Thanks

Comment 3 Lin Ma 2022-04-26 05:52:40 UTC

Close this old bug. Feel free to reopen it if you experience it again.