On discord using fedora linux, when screensharing, it works, but my cursor doesn't show(so it shows the screen, but not cursor), does anyone else have the same problem as me? and if you know, how can i solve it?
NamelessDeity 1 point a year ago
i don't think discord has a setting for that though.
NamelessDeity 1 point a year ago
hm ok
NamelessDeity 1 point a year ago
also, interestingly, when i fullscreen my screenshare, my cursor appears
je_skirata 2 points a year ago
Is there a difference when sharing the whole screen versus sharing only a single window?
You could use a virtual camera like the one included in OBS to share your screen with the cursor showing, but that probably won't share desktop audio by default.
NamelessDeity 1 point a year ago
no, there is no difference, but i noticed that when i fullscreen the stream, my cursor shows, but when i go out it disappears, it seems to disappear into nothing.
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I use Vesktop. It works there for me at least.
Generally Discord is weird with streaming, especially on Wayland.
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