config: set no_hw_cursors to auto by default and disable on tearing

when tearing, updates to the overlay plane may be ignored by the kernel. To avoid the cursor being a slideshow, disable hw cursors
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Vaxry
2025-02-15 00:21:50 +00:00
parent 1309b59f2c
commit 2f967037aa
4 changed files with 8 additions and 6 deletions

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@@ -621,7 +621,7 @@ CConfigManager::CConfigManager() {
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("opengl:nvidia_anti_flicker", Hyprlang::INT{1});
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("cursor:no_hardware_cursors", Hyprlang::INT{0});
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("cursor:no_hardware_cursors", Hyprlang::INT{2});
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("cursor:no_break_fs_vrr", Hyprlang::INT{2});
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("cursor:min_refresh_rate", Hyprlang::INT{24});
m_pConfig->addConfigValue("cursor:hotspot_padding", Hyprlang::INT{0});
@@ -2798,12 +2798,13 @@ const std::vector<SConfigOptionDescription>& CConfigManager::getAllDescriptions(
return CONFIG_OPTIONS;
}
bool CConfigManager::shouldUseSoftwareCursors() {
bool CConfigManager::shouldUseSoftwareCursors(PHLMONITOR pMonitor) {
static auto PNOHW = CConfigValue<Hyprlang::INT>("cursor:no_hardware_cursors");
switch (*PNOHW) {
case 0: return false;
case 1: return true;
case 2: return pMonitor->tearingState.activelyTearing;
default: break;
}