The programs works as I would expect except I can't keep the mouse cursor from disappearing. Hope it finds some use for people like me. Jump Desktop Support Community Q & A mouse cursor circle disappears as soon as I lift my finger off the screen Follow Trevor Your Janu14:50 I am running Jump Desktop on my Acer Iconia.
Maybe if this application finds use, I will release a newer version with enhancements. Physical mouse support - but you need a special mouse: Full Physical keyboard support - including shortcuts and modifier keys Support for the RDP protocol Incase you ever need it. Ideally, I should have put the mouse hook in a different dll (as suggested by microsoft), but I wanted something quick and dirty and it works. It's a pretty simple tray application, that uses a mouse hook for getting the global mouse position and mapping it when it moves from one screen to another based on the resolution of the screens. STANDARD left mouse drag, 2 quick taps and drag (dont lift your finger up after the 2nd tap - like on a trackpad) scroll wheel, two finger vertical swipe. Since I didn't find any free application for this, I decided to write it on my own.
#Jump desktop physical mouse 1080p#
The mouse movement between the two screens was a pain, because the 1080p vertical resolution of the 2nd screen(I have placed it on the right), is half the 2160p vertical resolution of the 4K screen on the left. Fluid is our next generation remote desktop protocol designed for very high performance screen. I have two monitors, one 4k and one FullHD, both of almost same physical dimensions. Jump Desktop also supports special physical mice with no limitations. Supports physical mice On iOS 13 and iPadOS, Jump Desktop supports the accessibility mouse with some limitations. Powerful features: Works with almost any computer and operating system.
TLDR Due to lack of open source apps, (LittleBigMouse didn't work, DisplayFusion isn't free), I ended up writing a small application that does the job. Fluid Remote Desktop uses DTLS for secure connections.
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