https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=478945
--- Comment #2 from patrick.jan...@gmx.ch --- Theoretically it does, but in practice it isn't ideal. Let's say you want to use the standard breeze cursor theme but want the cursor color to be a different color, for instance light green to improve contrast. As there is currently no way to natively change color, you have use the "Get new" window to look through the thousands of cursor themes to find something fitting and for my example you would still come up short. With a quick search I found some breeze themes with different color outlines, but not body. Of course you could also copy the breeze icon theme and change the body color in the SVG(?) and therefore get to the wanted outcome, but no non geeky user will do that. That's why I propose that next to the current options of setting the cursor size, there should be an option to set cursor color. This color selector would probably only work for the breeze cursors and would be disabled (grayed out or whatever) for any non default cursor themes. If someone wants to change the color of a non default cursor theme, they can use the theming options. But for a normal user that is just rolling with Plasma defaults, there should in my opinion be an easy way to do this. Windows is btw. in the same situation, they support (legacy support in an old menu, but support) cursor themes as well as "natively" changing cursor color and size. I just tried it out and changing the size or color with a custom theme applied, just defaults the cursor back to the standard one with the changed size or color applied. That is not the most elegant solution but it works. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
