Installed these per the instructions and imediately received a black background on KDE login.........NOT an X server problem as I could login as root, others........
don't know if it is anything to do with beryl, but is definitely something stuck in my KDE defaults..........BE CAREFUL~~
your cursors are awesome by the way, and yes, they should rewrite the way cursors are imported into kde. the way described here is the only way to insure that they will be consistent in all apps. as to the windows xp thing, im assuming everyone thinks they are for xp because you say that they are cursorxp and windowblinds based which are windows progs. but quite nice here!!!
This is a great icon set. I am using it already. The only thing I would wish is that the outline of the icons were white so it would be highly visible against bluish background. Currently, the icon gets kinda lost on blue background.
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No Pack...
I don't have Linux installed right now, I've compiled these cursors with Knoppix 3.3 and it only has KDE 3.1 so I can't test if they install correctly.
Also I'm not going to do it because using KDE (3.2, don't know if it is fixed in 3.3) cursor installer causes the cursors symlinks to be turned into normal files making a lot of cursors disapear.
And finally why do it? It will be easy to install in KDE, but not on Gnome nor XfCE, using the method listed on the README file works for everyone.
While the 'people in charge' don't get a clue on their heads on how to do a consistent OS and waste their time and ours with pathetic things like making KDE speak or Gnome Nautilus open countless windows when most of people has a 1024x768 resolutions this kind of problems will persist.
They would be better off creating a common toolkit, a common sound API, and a common way to install mouse cursors.
Finally, just because the cursors are blue and green doesn't make them Windows XP cursors, infact they were designed to go with KoL's Sustenance Visual Style/Windowblinds theme. The fact that Sustenance looks like Luna is a coincidence ^_^
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One of the best cursor themes I've ever used. Is there a way of adjusting the size though?
This is a very good mouse theme. I love it. Thanks. Great job!!
Installed these per the instructions and imediately received a black background on KDE login.........NOT an X server problem as I could login as root, others........ don't know if it is anything to do with beryl, but is definitely something stuck in my KDE defaults..........BE CAREFUL~~
your cursors are awesome by the way, and yes, they should rewrite the way cursors are imported into kde. the way described here is the only way to insure that they will be consistent in all apps. as to the windows xp thing, im assuming everyone thinks they are for xp because you say that they are cursorxp and windowblinds based which are windows progs. but quite nice here!!!
Wow! You can use cursorXP icon themes in KDE? Cool!
This is a great icon set. I am using it already. The only thing I would wish is that the outline of the icons were white so it would be highly visible against bluish background. Currently, the icon gets kinda lost on blue background. Oso
it would be nice if you provided the pack so that it can be installed in kde automatically. Also,... XP cursors? lol ;)
No Pack... I don't have Linux installed right now, I've compiled these cursors with Knoppix 3.3 and it only has KDE 3.1 so I can't test if they install correctly. Also I'm not going to do it because using KDE (3.2, don't know if it is fixed in 3.3) cursor installer causes the cursors symlinks to be turned into normal files making a lot of cursors disapear. And finally why do it? It will be easy to install in KDE, but not on Gnome nor XfCE, using the method listed on the README file works for everyone. While the 'people in charge' don't get a clue on their heads on how to do a consistent OS and waste their time and ours with pathetic things like making KDE speak or Gnome Nautilus open countless windows when most of people has a 1024x768 resolutions this kind of problems will persist. They would be better off creating a common toolkit, a common sound API, and a common way to install mouse cursors. Finally, just because the cursors are blue and green doesn't make them Windows XP cursors, infact they were designed to go with KoL's Sustenance Visual Style/Windowblinds theme. The fact that Sustenance looks like Luna is a coincidence ^_^
Lol, we need to redesign our OS for cursor themes.