Keith Packard wrote: > > > Around 19 o'clock on Feb 9, Kevin Brosius wrote: > > > Is it expected that remote apps will use the theme setup on their host, > > rather than the one on the server side? Here's why I ask: > > Depends on how things are configured. Xcursor themes can be configured > through an env variable (XCURSOR_THEME), an X resource (Xcursor.theme) or > through the index.theme file for the default theme. If you configure the > theme via the X resource, then all X apps on your screen will use the same > theme name. Of course, as the themes are loaded from the applications name > space, the actual theme or cursor might be different, depending on the > contents of the file system.
Hmm. So, in my case, I have a custom theme on the localhost (setup in .Xresources and installed in $HOME/.icons.). When the remote app runs, it looks for that theme, and failing to find it uses the default theme on the remote filesystem, right? (Which is redglass in this case.) Why don't all the cursors for the remote applications use redglass? The standard pointer seems fine in Netscape, but the menu pointer is redglass. xterm displays the redglass text bar. -- Kevin _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/devel
