Comment 125 for bug 1690719

(In reply to Jeroen Bollen from comment #110)
> When I opened this bug in 2015, the desktop was unusable on Wayland. It
> wasn't general performance issues or low frame rates, but GNOME being unable
> to move the mouse accurately due to performance issues. Animations playing
> would completely grind the mouse to a halt, and similarly moving the mouse
> would cause massive frame drops in applications. Just as much as starting a
> hover effect by moving the mouse over a button would freeze the cursor for
> multiple seconds.
>
> Most comments appear to be from people who are dissatisfied with the overall
> performance of GNOME, or appear to experience slowdowns over time. Does
> anyone still experience the original behaviour reported by the bug? I
> believe this issue has been long solved.

I don't think it has been *completely* fixed.

GNOME Shell notifications still freeze the mouse cursor, tooltips inside the GNOME Shell (on Dash Icons) still do the same, and GNOME Shell Menus too.

What was fixed is issues with GTK3 (hovering on icons that produce tooltips, or merely opening a GTK menu in LibreOffice ... etc) that was also freezing the UI and the mouse cursor.