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[GH-ISSUE #358] [Question] Is this kind of setup managed? #184
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Reference: github-starred/lan-mouse#184
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Originally created by @Geobert on GitHub (Dec 16, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/feschber/lan-mouse/issues/358
So I have this setup:
Still on Windows for now, but I’m preparing my Linux migration :)
My centre screen is plugged with Display Port on Perso and HDMI on Work.
On Windows, when I switch to HDMI to work, I tricked my current KVM like this (screen 2 is the central one, screen 3 is the left one)
So I can go from Perso to Work seamlessly
Is Lan-Mouse capable of managing this?
or maybe Wayland (I’ll use Niri to begin with) manages screen differently? (deactivate the central one when I switch to HDMI for instance)
Thanks for any highlight :)
@Geobert commented on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026):
Switched to Linux last week, answer’s no. Luckily I do code in Rust so I’ll have a look at this :)
Some insight on which files to look would help! :)
Cheers,
@feschber commented on GitHub (Jan 9, 2026):
@Geobert this will require adjustments to the protocol (lan-mouse-proto) as well as all input-capture backends.
The way I would want this to be implemented is by having the input-capture report the position that the screen was entered and then move the cursor to that position. (We also need a way of emulating absolute cursor positions for this).
A good starting point would be if you could add Position data to the
CaptureEventadjust the protocol accordingly and emulate the transition on the client.Related: #230
@feschber commented on GitHub (Feb 7, 2026):
I'm going to close this as a duplicate of #230 and #182 for now. With that your setup should be properly supported.