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Red Dot Cursors - Cursor Theme for X

0.6.1

X11 Mouse Theme

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Submitted: Jan 28 2003
Updated: Oct 15 2003

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Red dot cursor is just that: a cursor theme with red dots :)

Now designed to work with the upcoming KDE 3.2!

The sources and some docs are included in the package so you can use it to create your own theme.

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Thanks to fredrikh who has provided the necessary information to complete this set for KDE.

Changelog:

15/10/2003:
* The upcoming KDE 3.2 includes a new easy install system for cursors.

The file was modified accordingly to follow this new standard. Just go to kcontrol->Peripherals->Mouse->Cursor Theme->Install New Theme... and select the file you just downloaded.

Just that simple!

14/03/2003:
* Changed install directory to ~/.icons/reddot. Now it's much cleaner

License: GPL

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by scrooge on: Oct 16 2003

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...put a Xkill icon,something like crystal icon set!
Thanx for your work!

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by Malexx on: Nov 18 2003

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anybody got the default cursor and bussy cursor to work with suse 9.0?

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by Bello on: Dec 2 2003

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Same here. With 9.0 the arrow doesn't work... :(((((

I think we must rename the arrows, but I don't know how to call them.

Bye!

Stupids are always more ingeniouses than the precautions taken for preventing them to damage.
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by frankqn1 on: Dec 3 2003

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First you have to copy as root the "RedDot" folder in
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/.
Then edit the file
/etc/sysconfig/windowmanager
in the line
X_MOUSE_CURSOR="..."
to
X_MOUSE_CURSOR="RedDot".
Now log out and log in as your default user, that's all.

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by Bello on: Dec 9 2003

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Many thanks!! For a system wide, it works!!! :)!! Is it possible to have a single user installation for the theme?

Thanks!!

Stupids are always more ingeniouses than the precautions taken for preventing them to damage.
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by frankqn1 on: Dec 10 2003

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Sorry!
I only found this way to set a x11 mouse theme globally as default. On SuSE 9.0 the installation in "~/.kde/icons" doesn't work correctly.

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Red Dot Cursors - Cursor Theme for X

X11 Mouse Theme

U should ...

...put a Xkill icon,something like crystal icon set! Thanx for your work!

problem

anybody got the default cursor and bussy cursor to work with suse 9.0?

Re: problem

Same here. With 9.0 the arrow doesn't work... :((((( I think we must rename the arrows, but I don't know how to call them. Bye!

Re: problem

First you have to copy as root the "RedDot" folder in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/. Then edit the file /etc/sysconfig/windowmanager in the line X_MOUSE_CURSOR="..." to X_MOUSE_CURSOR="RedDot". Now log out and log in as your default user, that's all.

Re: Re: problem

Many thanks!! For a system wide, it works!!! :)!! Is it possible to have a single user installation for the theme? Thanks!!

Re: Re: Re: problem

Sorry! I only found this way to set a x11 mouse theme globally as default. On SuSE 9.0 the installation in "~/.kde/icons" doesn't work correctly.

...put a Xkill icon,something like crystal icon set!
Thanx for your work!

Same here. With 9.0 the arrow doesn't work... :(((((

I think we must rename the arrows, but I don't know how to call them.

Bye!

First you have to copy as root the "RedDot" folder in
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/.
Then edit the file
/etc/sysconfig/windowmanager
in the line
X_MOUSE_CURSOR="..."
to
X_MOUSE_CURSOR="RedDot".
Now log out and log in as your default user, that's all.

Many thanks!! For a system wide, it works!!! :)!! Is it possible to have a single user installation for the theme?

Thanks!!

Sorry!
I only found this way to set a x11 mouse theme globally as default. On SuSE 9.0 the installation in "~/.kde/icons" doesn't work correctly.