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It proves we are on the right path already :) |
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I just tested quickly by setting One thing that does not work is when you exit the application. It seems the keyboard is blocked. You get to the prompt, but you can not type. Using nxdsktop and paint on copy.86 was a real joy! It was very fluent ... and fast. :) Just the way it should be. |
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This PR adds working PS/2 mouse support to the kernel driver first added in #2598 and discussed in ghaerr/microwindows#109.
I was able to get the Bochs emulator running which supports PS/2 mice, which allowed for getting the driver working. Only tested on Bochs for now using
mouse, not real hardware, copy.sh/v86 or Nano-X, but all should work.