Drew Parsons <dpars...@debian.org> writes: > > But you're asking for the core theme to be offered by a core > X package,
Yes. The core cursors live in some base part of the core and I think could express their availability, as a theme, somewhere there. > xcursor-themes is optional. Ah, I don't think I knew it included core as a theme. I'd say /etc/X11/cursors/core.theme could be in a more base package. > We could set this up in the > postinst script of a X11 base package (libxcursor1 could be a > reasonable choice, otherwise xorg, xserver-xorg or xserver-xorg-core), Oh, now I'm not sure I know who actually reads the alternative. The server on reset? All client programs (through libxcursor1)? > But even then it would not solve your problem: xcursor-themes is > priority 30 while adwaita-icon-theme is priority 90. That's ok. It's probably proper for an add-on to be above the core, since installing it usually means you want it (though that's not the case with adwaita - it being brought in for the pics in gtk programs but then puts global cursors).
