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This appears to be an age old question, asked and asked again, but no-one seems to have an answer, apart from use the keyboard, however, I want to use my mouse, is this possible?

I am finding that the mouse and touchpad works great in Ubuntu, however, when I switch to XBMC the mouse becomes hyper sensitive and flies everywhere with the smallest movement.

I am using Ubuntu 14.04 64bit, but I think this is an issue across all Ubuntu releases.

Before this question is taken down for being too specific, could we at least try to find a solution. The people at XBMC do not care about this issue as far as I can tell.

So any help from those in 'the know' and 'with the skills' would be gratefully received.

Thank you

EDIT: All resolved in KODI

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Change Setting > System> Video Output" from "Full screen" to "Windowed" . Not perfect, but the mouse should be more easier to control now.

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I was able to duplicate this issue on a Samsung laptop running 14.04 and using XBMC, not Kodi. I noticed the native resolution was to 1366x768 (system and xbmc. I changed XBMC's resolution to a standard 1360x768 and the mouse acted normal. Just putting this out in case anyone else has this issue and hasn't upgraded to kodi. Settings change can be done in > System> Video Output > "Resolution" drop down

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