I also have this issue using 1.2.0 client on all supported Windows versions. MacOS Ventura Intel > macOS Ventura M1 RustDesk Version(s) on local side and remote sideġ.2.0 -> 1.2.0 Screenshots IMG_1528.MP4 IMG_1527.MP4 Additional Context Operating system(s) on local side and remote side The expected behaviour is that the mouse click will be released according to the local mouse click, or at least, a timeout implemented. The expected behaviour is that the mouse of the remote computer will follow the local computer at all times when the mouse cursor is inside the window of the remote computer. The drag does not get released even when clicking on other stuff in the local computer or the RustDesk application window and must be released with repeated clicking. Sometimes, click and drag will get stuck, and releasing the mouse button does not release it on the remote computer. Play a video to show the connection is continuous. To reproduce, do some dragging of a window in the session around. Notice that in some cases, the remote cursor no longer follows the local cursor, until you move the cursor a bunch, then it catches up. Play a video on the remote computer to show that the video is continuous and smooth. Sometimes, the mouse is jumpy, but the mouse generally follows the client.
Connect to the remote machine, preferably over the Internet, and move the mouse in circles. To reproduce, first enable "show remote cursor" to make the cursor more visible. The mouse will get stuck on the "click and hold/drag" mode.
The connection is successful, between macOS Ventura and Ventura machines (M1 host, intel client) but there are two problems with the mouse: I am using the latest nightlies of RustDesk as of the creation of this post.
0 kommentar(er)
