premise: FAST machine, quad core and whatnot, using libgdx-nightly-20120808
I have made sure that this is not my code’s fault in any way, by taking out all input related code altogether.
See problem in the video
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profiler says this:
Have you noticed your mouse freezes too? This seems more related to your system than LWJGL.
you can swap to jogl of course with lwjgl… no problem there
I dont say it cant be my system, just it would be really weird… and other lwjgl games dont do that
also I think that isnt whats really happening, Im just recording with Fraps and at those points it just lags the recording too
pretty sure my cursor doesnt freeze actually
Maybe I’m daft but I can’t actually see the problem in the video 
Cas 
If you watch it to the end Im doing 25% speed later
When moving the mouse the whole game freezes for some microseconds, maybe even 1 frame, every second or so
but ONLY when you move the mouse
Im on a different machine now, dual core and stuff
no problem here, meaning my PC is really at fault
so now thats fun… how would I fix this… when obviously the lwjgl and libgdx stuff has no influence, I could reinstall eclipse and jdk… as if that would help
display drivers are of course always latest since nvidia uses their update reminder thingy
oh well
Still having this problem, as I explain in this thread: http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/57196-47-mouse-movement-lags
Its not a LWJGL behavior or whatever it happens in pretty much EVERY program on my PC, unless its run in admin mode
friggin bizzare, just remember this when we have another “hey windows is not so bad”-discussions D:
Check for mouse gestures, that can slow down mouse event processing in Windows, if that’s what you’re running. Mouse gestures adds another layer to the event processing of the GUI so it’s a wild guess but it may help.
If you’re in Linux, see what you have running in the manner of processes, there may be a program stuck that’s trying to poll the mouse. If you see a program you thought you closed, try to close it again or kill the process if you know for sure it’s not suppose to be there.