
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://gitlab.com/limitland/flatbedcursors
X11 mouse theme, clean and simple, with a smooth shape and appealing transparency. Package comes with 20 mouse themes:
5 colors (black, blue, green, orange and white)
4 sizes (small, regular, large and huge)
The packages also provides left- and right-handed versions.
MAINTAINERS:
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Please check out the latest sources from the new official repository on gitlab.com: https://gitlab.com/limitland/flatbedcursors. Please read http://www.limitland.de/flatbedcursors
0.5.2 5 months ago
Refinement for dark backgrounds
0.5.2 5 months ago
Refinement for dark backgrounds
Version 0.5.1 6 months ago
* Solve problems with the automated build pipeline, causing corrupted images in the build artefacts.
Version 0.5 6 months ago
* Minor updates to the build scripts.
* Remove XFree86 requirement for distribution PRMs.
* Add gitlab.com CI/CD pipeline and page configuration.
4 years ago
2016-06-10: v. 0.4
* Maintainability improvements of build system and programs.
- Render images using "˜rsvg-convert' (faster than Inkscape).
- Use multisize cursors.
- Generate animation frames from starting image using SVG transform
attributes (not "˜patch').
- move the source repository to gitlab.com
2009-06-16: v. 0.3
- license changed back to GPLv3
2009-06-19: v. 0.2.0
- license changed to LGPLv3
- fix some firefox cursor hashes (thanx to tks)
2007-01-17: v.0.1
- initial version, 5 colors, 4 sizes.
bounaj
2 months ago
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aaronrennyv
5 months ago
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aramgrigoryan
5 months ago
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jlue
7 months ago
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ben2talk
1 year ago
All colours look good and work great.
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jxoesneon
1 year ago
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jlue
7 months ago
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ravenrein
1 year ago
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someoneelse
2 years ago
If you need to make you cursor. Just do the following:
1. install Flatbed Cursors rpm. It will place the cursors files to /usr/share/icons
2. run this command:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface cursor-theme 'FlatbedCursors-Orange'
This will set up the orange cursor as default.
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Draconicrose
3 years ago
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3 years ago
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NickLion
4 years ago
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4 years ago
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smartalgorithm
5 years ago
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Fri13
10 years ago
What really is so awesome at this cursor set is the amount of different sizes and especially the busy cursor (huge ball with small hole on it!)
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zyndarius
11 years ago
Thanx very much for the addition =)
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Ramirez
12 years ago
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13 years ago
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bitmouse
13 years ago
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jlue
13 years ago
Tell me why you use Apple hardware to run a KDE box! You did not manage to get the Cursors running on MA X, do you?
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19811981
13 years ago
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jlue
13 years ago
well go ahead and build a custom cursor set of the size you prefer, it's very simple: have ImageMagick and inkscape installed, download the sources, read README and INSTALL, edit the file CONFIG and ./install.bash.
Be aware that you might not see your new cursors (-size) in gnome, gnome supports specific cursor sizes only, read here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=402656 . Well maybe it's fixed in the most recent gnome version?
Have fun
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thebinz
13 years ago
Light blue/Pastel Blue would be nice. Somewhere in the general area of these colors: #9EB7CF or #BACDE1
P.S. - a pastel red would look good too.
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jlue
13 years ago
sorry for the late reply. Actually the cursor set is based on KDE4 vibrant colors, I don't want to add different colors.
But go ahead and create your custom cursor set with the desired colors. Download the sources, read README and INSTALL and ./install.bash (have imagemagick and inkscape installed). It's very simple.
Have fun.
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MenaEng
13 years ago
With +GOD+ bless
Mena
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