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Since upgrading to linux 4.7 the cursor is really laggy. I am using XFCE with enabled compositing. Interestingly there is no lag in the screen panel, and also no scroll or typing lag, so it isnt a hardware limitation.
I have since downgraded to 4.6 which fixed the problem, but would be really interested what breaking changes might have been introduced. I know there is kernel bisecting, but I hope someone might have stumped onto a similar problem too.
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Your best bet is bisecting and reporting upstream. Kernel devs don't like regressions and if you bisect and say exactly which commit breaks it for you then you have a good chance that it will be dealt with sooner rather than later. Of course it will help if you are willing to test patches and report if it fixes the problem.
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Having the same problem. Rolled back to 4.6 and hoping for 4.8 to fix things - saw a couple of DRM-related changes merged by Linus into the 4.8 branch. The problem is also that udl doesn't receive much attention and udlfb doesn't work with xrandr.
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