Menuboard Manager

By default, the mouse cursor is hidden.  The following instructions provide a method to expose the mouse cursor on Raspberry Pi that's running Menuboard Manager.

<code>Ctrl + alt + t</code> to open the terminal

In the Terminal type <code>pm2 stop 0</code> to stop the app

To show the mouse cursor, you must habilitate it: In the Terminal, type <code>sudo nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf</code>  to open the text editor

Scroll down until you find a line that says <code>[Seat:*]</code>

Comment out the line that says <code>xserver-command=X -s 0 -dpms -nocursor</code> by adding a <code>#</code> at the beginning of the line

Uncomment the next line <code>xserver-command=X -S 0 -dpms</code> by removing the <code>#</code>

<code>Ctrl X</code> to exit the text editor

Back in the terminal <code>sudo reboot</code>

1. <code>Ctrl + alt + t</code> to open the terminal
2. In the Terminal type <code>pm2 stop 0</code> to stop the app
3. To show the mouse cursor, you must habilitate it: In the Terminal, type <code>sudo nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf</code>  to open the text editor
4. Scroll down until you find a line that says <code>[Seat:*]</code>
5. Comment out the line that says <code>xserver-command=X -s 0 -dpms -nocursor</code> by adding a <code>#</code> at the beginning of the line
6. Uncomment the next line <code>xserver-command=X -S 0 -dpms</code> by removing the <code>#</code>
7. <code>Ctrl O</code> then Enter to save
8. <code>Ctrl X</code> to exit the text editor
9. Back in the terminal <code>sudo reboot</code>

Instructions to expose the mouse cursor on Raspberry Pi that's running Menuboard Manager

Expose Mouse & Keyboard on Raspberry Pi

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