The command line can be copy from an info logging and pasted onto a command line. Keith Marshall 0 Posted April 27, Posted April 27, I'm getting the same problem running 1. I've done as suggested and killed off the UI client, running only from the command line on both server and client.
I've verified in the process list Activity Monitor that I only have synergys running on the server and synergyc on the client, but the choppy behaviour remains the same. I've kept an eye on the network monitor on both machines but haven't noticed any particularly unusual spikes - the choppiness is happening nearly all the time - it'll maybe work fine for a couple of seconds then become choppy to the point of being unusable.
Posted April 29, The only time I have ever had a problem with this is if I were running a torrent or something that has the network saturated like a big high bandwidth download - especially over wireless.
Rarely have had it if ever over completely wired connections. Kelly Washington 0 Posted April 29, I ended up rolling back to 1. I saw no difference in behavior with the UI open or closed on both the client and the server. I was doing no other network activity at the time, but I am on wireless on one of the machines. I would have tried it with wired on both, but managed to misplace my network dongle for the laptop. Besides - 1. Fred Wenzel 0 Posted May 5, Posted May 5, I can confirm the same, with OS X I just upgraded to Synergy 1.
I tried and disabled SSL to see if that feature is causing it; no that's not it, still choppy. Synergy Team. Nick Bolton Posted May 5, Actually we fixed the 'laggy mouse on Mac client' issue in 1. Jason Crandall 0 Posted May 6, Posted May 6, This patch worked for right at 24 hours.
Back to choppy mouse on Mac. Fred Wenzel 0 Posted May 7, Posted May 7, Matt Skrabanek 0 Posted May 8, This is not an official translation and may contain errors and inaccurate translations. Autodesk does not warrant, either expressly or implied, the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information translated by the machine translation service and will not be liable for damages or losses caused by the trust placed in the translation service.
Back to Topic Listing Previous Next. Filter by Lables. Message 1 of 7. Cursor is slow, jumpy, or jerky in AutoCAD. Hi, The mouse is jerking off, slow to respond, jumpy. Thank you Robert Solved! Tags 1. Tags: Mouse cursor jumpy. Message 2 of 7. Message 3 of 7. Message 4 of 7. Thank you so much! Last edited: Oct 19, Astyanax , Aug 13, Start it elevated, then check the MSI box for the graphics card and hd audio and then reboot the system. Try monitoring your RAM usage when this happens; do you have other sticks you can replace those with to eliminate faulty memories?
If not, try popping the sticks into the other two slots. Make sure you're using the right channels, if you were then switch. Hyderz , Aug 20, I'm curious about something What are the GPU clocks before, during and after the stuttering?
I have the same issue dude, and it is so frustrating. Gael , Feb 28, BreadBox likes this. Hi all, First of all, thank you dawhn. I wish he would come back, because he described exactly my problem! This forum is my best guess so far. I tried Reddit, ea.
Nobody was able to help me.
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