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Tagged: cursor, Dark Mode, Disappearing
As the title states, the mouse cursor becomes practically invisible in a Citrix session when the cursor mouse’s over apps that are in Dark Mode; Office, Visual Studio, chat windows. I don’t see any way to control this in WMS. In my testing, I’m always connecting to the same VM that is running Citrix VDA 1912 CU3 and Windows 10.
Example
CWAL connecting from Linux Ubuntu 20.04
CWAL connecting from ThinOS 9
This was fixed by editing the ThinOS 9 WMS Cursor Pattern listed under Session Settings>>Citrix Session Settings>>Cursor Pattern using the dotted pattern setting of : aaaa,5555
since this is still an issue in 9.4 with cwa 23.2.0.10 In the VDI configuration Editor settings this can be fixed by adding a row under citrix ini and adding the following in this order
wfclient.ini /add or update /thinwire3.0 / InvertCursorEnabled / True
This is also detailed on page 117 of the admin guide
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