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  Hiding the mouse cursor dynamically when using the touchscreen
  
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I am working on a Debian-based Dragon Board (410C) system. The system will produce a touch screen that triggers some functions of a car. I am trying to hide the mouse cursor in my application. Connected to my device with SSH and tried lots of stuff. But cursor is always there. I think that maybe a graphical mouse cursor image (not an actual cursor) by the interface may cause the fail.

I tried such of ways to hide the cursor as installing application 'unclutter' and running it at startup file (.myxinitrc) with the command 'unclutter -idle 0.1 -root' and ended up with a working command, but no visual changes at all, this command hides the mouse cursor on a Debian-based Ubuntu system, I also tried to write option '.myxinit – -nocursor' when I am calling my xinitrc file at the startup.

when I enter the command

unclutter -idle 0 -root

it gives an error like “unclutter could not open display”. If I change the command like

unclutter -idle 0 -root -display :0

it runs the command (it moves to the next line and idles until I press ^c) but still nothing changes. When I run the same command on my Ubuntu, it hides the cursor.

The system runs my service called “mycarui” at startup. Not a linux interface or anything. It has only guided access to my service as default.

debian embedded mouse

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This question already has an answer here:

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  Hiding the mouse cursor dynamically when using the touchscreen
  
  2 answers
  
  

I am working on a Debian-based Dragon Board (410C) system. The system will produce a touch screen that triggers some functions of a car. I am trying to hide the mouse cursor in my application. Connected to my device with SSH and tried lots of stuff. But cursor is always there. I think that maybe a graphical mouse cursor image (not an actual cursor) by the interface may cause the fail.

I tried such of ways to hide the cursor as installing application 'unclutter' and running it at startup file (.myxinitrc) with the command 'unclutter -idle 0.1 -root' and ended up with a working command, but no visual changes at all, this command hides the mouse cursor on a Debian-based Ubuntu system, I also tried to write option '.myxinit – -nocursor' when I am calling my xinitrc file at the startup.

when I enter the command

unclutter -idle 0 -root

it gives an error like “unclutter could not open display”. If I change the command like

unclutter -idle 0 -root -display :0

it runs the command (it moves to the next line and idles until I press ^c) but still nothing changes. When I run the same command on my Ubuntu, it hides the cursor.

The system runs my service called “mycarui” at startup. Not a linux interface or anything. It has only guided access to my service as default.

debian embedded mouse

share|improve this question

edited Apr 24 at 15:09

Rui F Ribeiro

42.5k1485146

asked Apr 23 at 13:01

Onur EserOnur Eser

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marked as duplicate by Ipor Sircer, Mr Shunz, Renan, Stephen Harris, Sparhawk Apr 26 at 2:00

This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.

migrated from serverfault.com Apr 23 at 13:15

This question came from our site for system and network administrators.

add a comment | 

This question already has an answer here:

• 
  Hiding the mouse cursor dynamically when using the touchscreen
  
  2 answers
  
  

I am working on a Debian-based Dragon Board (410C) system. The system will produce a touch screen that triggers some functions of a car. I am trying to hide the mouse cursor in my application. Connected to my device with SSH and tried lots of stuff. But cursor is always there. I think that maybe a graphical mouse cursor image (not an actual cursor) by the interface may cause the fail.

I tried such of ways to hide the cursor as installing application 'unclutter' and running it at startup file (.myxinitrc) with the command 'unclutter -idle 0.1 -root' and ended up with a working command, but no visual changes at all, this command hides the mouse cursor on a Debian-based Ubuntu system, I also tried to write option '.myxinit – -nocursor' when I am calling my xinitrc file at the startup.

when I enter the command

unclutter -idle 0 -root

it gives an error like “unclutter could not open display”. If I change the command like

unclutter -idle 0 -root -display :0

it runs the command (it moves to the next line and idles until I press ^c) but still nothing changes. When I run the same command on my Ubuntu, it hides the cursor.

The system runs my service called “mycarui” at startup. Not a linux interface or anything. It has only guided access to my service as default.

debian embedded mouse

share|improve this question

edited Apr 24 at 15:09

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asked Apr 23 at 13:01

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unclutter -idle 0 -root

unclutter -idle 0 -root -display :0

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This might be a bit of a work around, but coul dyou just get a blank cursor file and assign that as your cursor. It will still be there, just invisible.

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  Sounds brilliant. But -sorry for being noobish- do you know how do i change the cursor by its file on a debian?
  
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This might be a bit of a work around, but coul dyou just get a blank cursor file and assign that as your cursor. It will still be there, just invisible.

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answered Apr 23 at 13:08

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  Sounds brilliant. But -sorry for being noobish- do you know how do i change the cursor by its file on a debian?
  
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  Apr 23 at 15:40
  

  
  
  
  

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This might be a bit of a work around, but coul dyou just get a blank cursor file and assign that as your cursor. It will still be there, just invisible.

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 23 at 13:08

RandomheroRandomhero

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  Sounds brilliant. But -sorry for being noobish- do you know how do i change the cursor by its file on a debian?
  
  – Onur Eser
  Apr 23 at 15:40
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

This might be a bit of a work around, but coul dyou just get a blank cursor file and assign that as your cursor. It will still be there, just invisible.

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 23 at 13:08

RandomheroRandomhero

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share|improve this answer

answered Apr 23 at 13:08

RandomheroRandomhero

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answered Apr 23 at 13:08

RandomheroRandomhero

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answered Apr 23 at 13:08

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