Roland Rosenfeld wrote: >>How can I check if I have a not standard cursor font? > > > Good question, no idea. > What x-cursor-theme do you have enabled? > On my system I have the following (this is from xlibs-data): > > # update-alternatives --display x-cursor-theme > x-cursor-theme - status is auto. > link currently points to /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme > /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme - priority 30 > /etc/X11/cursors/redglass.theme - priority 20 > /etc/X11/cursors/whiteglass.theme - priority 20 > /etc/X11/cursors/handhelds.theme - priority 20 > Current `best' version is /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme. > > Maybe this is the center of the problem? > > >>I'm having this problem on all the computer I'm using. Both newly >>installed etch and upgraded sarge. > > > Really strange. I've never seen such a problem neither with sarge nor > with etch.
I know now what it is. The cursor problem is really related to the x-cursor-theme. Package gnome-themes-extras depends on gtk-engines-industrial and this package provides the Industrial cursor theme which has priority 40, the highest one and therefore best points to it. I purged gnome-themes-extras and gtk-engines-industrial and now I have xfig properly working. I think you can close the bug, but it would be better if you contact gtk-engines-industrial's mantainer and explain the problem (installing gnome-themes-extras is not a rare case) or you could add a note in xfig's notes. Bye -- Non c'è più forza nella normalità, c'è solo monotonia.
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