The first real run on a display surfaced three issues the headless/dev-VM build never hit:
- Route each hook-using screen (hosts/pair/stream) as its own component() instead of
calling it with the shared cx. Calling hooks on the parent cx changed the hook order
when the screen flipped, tripping reactor's Rules-of-Hooks guard and aborting the moment
you navigated to the stream page.
- Mouse: replace the absolute path (which swallowed WM_MOUSEMOVE and so froze the OS cursor,
snapping the host pointer back to one point) with proper pointer lock — hide + ClipCursor
+ recentre, shipping relative MouseMove scaled by the Contain-fit factor. Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Q
now actually toggles capture: track modifier state from the hook's own event stream
(GetAsyncKeyState doesn't see keys we suppress in our own LL hook), and flush held
keys/buttons on release so nothing sticks on the host.
- Add the stats HUD overlay (mode · fps · Mb/s · capture→client/decode latency), mirroring
the Apple client. Stats live in root state and reach the stream page as a prop (a child's
own async-state update is pruned when props are unchanged), fed by a small poll thread.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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