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add cursor:persistent_warps (#677)
https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland/pull/6338
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| hotspot_padding | the padding, in logical px, between screen edges and the cursor | int | 1 |
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| hotspot_padding | the padding, in logical px, between screen edges and the cursor | int | 1 |
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| inactive_timeout | in seconds, after how many seconds of cursor's inactivity to hide it. Set to `0` for never. | int | 0 |
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| inactive_timeout | in seconds, after how many seconds of cursor's inactivity to hide it. Set to `0` for never. | int | 0 |
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| no_warps | if true, will not warp the cursor in many cases (focusing, keybinds, etc) | bool | false |
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| no_warps | if true, will not warp the cursor in many cases (focusing, keybinds, etc) | bool | false |
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| persistent_warps | When a window is refocused, the cursor returns to its last position relative to that window, rather than to the centre. | bool | false |
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| default_monitor | the name of a default monitor for the cursor to be set to on startup (see `hyprctl monitors` for names) | str | [[EMPTY]] |
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| default_monitor | the name of a default monitor for the cursor to be set to on startup (see `hyprctl monitors` for names) | str | [[EMPTY]] |
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| zoom_factor | the factor to zoom by around the cursor. Like a magnifying glass. Minimum 1.0 (meaning no zoom) | float | 1.0 |
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| zoom_factor | the factor to zoom by around the cursor. Like a magnifying glass. Minimum 1.0 (meaning no zoom) | float | 1.0 |
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| zoom_rigid | whether the zoom should follow the cursor rigidly (cursor is always centered if it can be) or loosely | bool | false |
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| zoom_rigid | whether the zoom should follow the cursor rigidly (cursor is always centered if it can be) or loosely | bool | false |
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