>It's not a bug. It's the limitation of X11.This is one of the many things that
>Windows can do well and X >cannot.
>Changing cursors on the fly requires XFIXES extension to X11.
>Besides, not all applications/GUI toolkits have proper support for this.
>In addition, KDE, Qt, gtk, and gtk with xset
On Mon, Nov 12, 2012 at 7:47 AM, PCMan wrote:
> It's not a bug. It's the limitation of X11.
> This is one of the many things that Windows can do well and X cannot.
> Changing cursors on the fly requires XFIXES extension to X11.
> Besides, not all applications/GUI toolkits have proper support for
It's not a bug. It's the limitation of X11.
This is one of the many things that Windows can do well and X cannot.
Changing cursors on the fly requires XFIXES extension to X11.
Besides, not all applications/GUI toolkits have proper support for this.
In addition, KDE, Qt, gtk, and gtk with xsettings
>Can someone please confirm what I'm seeing? My set-up is a standard Lubuntu
>12.10 install, fully updated on a Dell 1545 laptop.
I have had this problem since I very first started on Linux back in
2009, I think. It was Ubuntu 9.04, and it had this problem. I used
galternatives to fix it.
I did s
There's a thread here (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=12345696)
and the user seems to having problems with getting uniform results with
mouse cursor themes installed from elsewhere.
I think the default is DMZ White but just to check I changed to DMZ Black.
Even after a couple of reboots
