Mouse click

[hippiechris]

Neither left or right mouse click work for me on either of my computers, both ubuntu 20. Everything else in other remotes seems to work well, but I can't click the mouse

[gioele-antoci]

Have you tried long tapping followed by a short tap? I have the same problem on rpi and that sequence of taps worked for me

[securjty]

Neither left or right mouse click work for me on either of my computers, both ubuntu 20. Everything else in other remotes seems to work well, but I can't click the mouse

Have you solved this problem?
I have the same problem, only on 21.10. I looked in the wireshark, all packets from the phone to the computer reach

Have you tried long tapping followed by a short tap? I have the same problem on rpi and that sequence of taps worked for me

It works, but it's terribly uncomfortable. With the same settings on the phone and the server on windows everything works fine.

[byrongibby]

Have you tried long tapping followed by a short tap? I have the same problem on rpi and that sequence of taps worked for me

This works for me as well, but as mentioned, it makes for a terrible user experience.

Furthermore, special characters and capitals are not sent from the keyboard.

Feel like I wasted my money on this app...

[axoroll7]

My theory is that it is related to Wayland (uinput). The server seems to work better with X11. It does not work well with Ubuntu 22.04, in which Wayland is forced, and X11 is absent if Ubuntu was not upgraded from a precedent installation.

I want to try to install Ubuntu 20.04 (which contains X11), force X11, upgrade Ubuntu to the 22.04 version, and force again X11. This way, it could work.

I wanted the performance boost from Wayland, but I can not find a better solution.

It would be perfect if someone can find the problem in the uinput implementation.

[altontoth]

I know this is an old thread, but I found NO other resource that helped me solve the problem. Hopefully this helps someone. Every time I edited the files in home/.urserver/ the change wouldn't last past a reboot of the machine. In theory (according to other searches) you need to replace mouse.click with mouse.down followed by mouse.up in the same function.

I discovered that everytime the machine rebooted, the remotes were being overwritten from somewhere else. That somewhere else is your /opt/urserver folder. This is where the actual server executable is kept along with the website stuff. And wouldn't you know it, another copy of the remotes folder! I updated the files found in there, and the changes now persist past a reboot!

In case it isn't clear enough, I'm happy to explain. But I edited both the Core/Input and Core/Mouse files. I don't know if they both need changing, but I did.