We should not show the cursor in the webrtc video feed, however it's baked in and cannot be removed using the APIs we are using for user media. However, since the linux edition of the webrtc mouse monitor code uses xfixes (if the server supports it, ours seems to) we should be able to tell xfixes to hide the cursor (or make it transparent) and expect webrtc to do the same.
Note: If desktopCapturer supports getDisplayMedia in the future, we can use that to disable the cursor.
We should not show the cursor in the webrtc video feed, however it's baked in and cannot be removed using the APIs we are using for user media. However, since the linux edition of the webrtc mouse monitor code uses xfixes (if the server supports it, ours seems to) we should be able to tell xfixes to hide the cursor (or make it transparent) and expect webrtc to do the same.
Note: If desktopCapturer supports getDisplayMedia in the future, we can use that to disable the cursor.