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If I reboot the remote machine, I am sometimes able to temporarily resolve the issue, but I use this as a dev machine, so this is not ideal (have a lot of open terminal windows, image viewers, etc).
Thanks for the reply, Tor.
I’ve tried all three modes, and get what looks like the same issue regardless.
Yeah, a scaling issue sounds right. I noticed that the offset between the visible mouse location and the actual location of pointer clicks is larger the farther right the mouse is. So, when the mouse is on the left side of the screen, and as I move it right the offset becomes larger.
I also see the issue if I toggle off full-screen mode.
I have confirmed that the resolution of the monitor is equal to the resolution of the remote machine (3840 x 2160).
I have a similar issue (client is M1 Mac, Sonoma 14.1, using full-screen on external monitor). Pointer appears a bit to the left of the “actual” pointer, so if I want to click on something, I have to move the mouse to the left by a particular fixed offset. When I click-and-hold, I can sometimes make the pointer briefly teleport to the right location.
I’m able to fix this issue temporarily by restarting the remote machine (sudo reboot, on Ubuntu 24.04).