I can force the issue by forcing it to the edge of each screen one after the other:
Here's a shell script that'll do it, assuming your screens are 1680 wide (the first column on screen 0 is 0, so the last column on that screen is 1679.)
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xte "mousemove 1679 5" xte "mousemove 1680 5" ---------------------------
I can force the issue by forcing it to the edge of each screen one after the other:
Here's a shell script that'll do it, assuming your screens are 1680 wide (the first column on screen 0 is 0, so the last column on that screen is 1679.)
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#!/bin/bash
xte "mousemove 1679 5" ------- ------- ------
xte "mousemove 1680 5"
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