Mark Wade wrote:
Redhat 8.0 has replaced the X_cursor with a left_ptr. How do I get an X_cursor back.
"xsetroot cursor_name X_cursor" is being overidden somewhere and I can't seem to figure it out.
-- Mark Wade
Okay, I know it isn't earth shattering but which is it, no one knows how
or no one cares? It shouldn't be this hard. I've gone through every init file I can find. I've used grep as well as I know how. I have macs with arrow cursors, I have windows with arrow cursors and I have linux on my laptop doing everything I want it to and with an x cursor. Now I barely use my desktop, mostly it's for the other folks using windows, but when I do use it and boot into linux I want to see a dadburn x for a dadburn cursor and dadburn it i'm sorry i installed rh8 if they hardcoded the dadburn cursor in some binary. Sure, I have the source and I can make it do whatever my talents will allow me but I don't think I should have to edit the source and recompile lord know's what binaries to get a dadburn X as a mouse pointer.
How about someone making me look and feel real foolish and tell me how easy it is to do and what a fool I must be for spending days on it with nothing to show for it but some lame rant on a mailing list.
thanks much, Mark Wade
dadburn it
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