> I attached the cursor theme fixing script - it contains groups for pretty
> much everything.
Thanks Thomas, I'll try that.
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On Freitag, 17. Juli 2015 17:13:59 CEST, Cosmin Apreutesei wrote:
Where did you get the names (especially the weird hashes)?
Sorry for double-posting: I'm asking because I need these names/hashes
for more types of icons (ibeam, busy arrow, resizing arrows, etc.)
I attached the cursor theme fi
On Freitag, 17. Juli 2015 17:04:16 CEST, Cosmin Apreutesei wrote:
Um, the Qt/X11 deployment page specifically recommends statically
linking of Qt and even libstdc++[1].
This is if you intend to ship binaries of your stuff, what's pretty uncommon in
the linux ecosystem.
Distribution is usually
> Where did you get the names (especially the weird hashes)?
Sorry for double-posting: I'm asking because I need these names/hashes
for more types of icons (ibeam, busy arrow, resizing arrows, etc.) so
I'm interested to know how I can get them myself -- I plucked the SDL2
and pyglet code but they
> First of all *you* do not deploy apps with toolkits, but dynamically link
> those libraries so it will use the version provided by the distro.
Um, the Qt/X11 deployment page specifically recommends statically
linking of Qt and even libstdc++[1]. As an app dev I tend to agree:
running a different
First of all *you* do not deploy apps with toolkits, but dynamically link those
libraries so it will use the version provided by the distro.
Linux doesn't do the windows dll hell.
And yes: using a toolkit is probably a good idea.
Secondly:
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xcb_cursor_context_t *ctx;
if (xcb_cursor_context_ne
> The typical approach is to have a list of known properties each particular
> desktop manager, and check if it's set.
Alright, thanks Sam, i'll list the properties of the root window and
see what I can pick from there.
[This is a nightmare. Maybe I should abandon XCB and switch to GTK or
Qt, but
Cosmin Apreutesei writes:
> You may want to check the documentation for your desktop manager.
How can I detect at runtime which desktop manager is running so I can
take it from there?
Desktop managers typically set their own desktop manager-specific properties
in the root window.
The typi
> You may want to check the documentation for your desktop manager.
How can I detect at runtime which desktop manager is running so I can
take it from there?
Thanks.
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Cosmin Apreutesei writes:
Hi,
I need to change the mouse pointer for a window to the standard hand
cursor (I need a toolkit-independent solution, preferably XCB-based).
I noticed that loading the "cursor" font and changing the window
attribute XCB_CW_CURSOR to XC_hand2 loads an ugly and unfami
Hi,
I need to change the mouse pointer for a window to the standard hand
cursor (I need a toolkit-independent solution, preferably XCB-based).
I noticed that loading the "cursor" font and changing the window
attribute XCB_CW_CURSOR to XC_hand2 loads an ugly and unfamiliar hand
cursor, not the def
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