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Keep the cursor in place after a right-drag on KDE - #93
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For #62. On KDE the cursor jumped to where the previous right-drag started when you let go. KWin keeps the last warp as the spot to drop the pointer when a lock ends, and it ends the lock before the release warp counts. Nightcap now warps to the anchor (where the pointer already is) before locking, so that spot is the current drag's. Only on Wayland.
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