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I never had any use for eye-candy hence no need to change themes or
cursor icons. That is until my 78 year-old mother-in-law complained that
the cursor was too small. I tried to change the size on default
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The workaround offered by Colin in #137 worked for me, but it was not necesary
to take all the steps.
I have the Oxygen cursor theme installed via Synaptic (oxygen-cursor-theme
oxygen-cursor-theme-extra
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simply because you believe it to be cosmetic in nature. However, you
need to be treating this as an accessibility issue and giving it a
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Note - the above comment should probably be moved to bug #86184.
Also, I totally concur with the comments in #140. There has been too
much emphasis in Ubuntu on adding flashy new features that end users
really
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Bug present in Natty. Workaround mentioned on post #45 no longer works in this
version.
Always coming up like crap keeping strong against toilet flush.
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I can confirm this bug in 11.04 as well using Unity and Compiz.
Here is my workaround: (I think Step 6 was last and not before #4...)
1) Manually unpack your cursor tar.gz files in usr/share/icon.
2) Log out
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There seems to be a regression lately. I first noticed the problem
yesterday and remember an update to some Gnome packages during the last
days.
- Gnome packages ranging from 1:2.28+1ubuntu4 to 1:2.32.0-0ubuntu2
- Compiz 1:0.8.6-0ubuntu9.1
- Emerald 0.7.2-0ubuntu6 (don't know, if this is related)
Andre, those Options aren't available on Natty. I didn't find them
there.
Please, can someone file this against Ubuntu 11.04? The Bug is back
there, too.
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hey fellows,
i hope that i'm not the only one person who has been that blind for the
obvious...so i tried like nearly everything to get my mouse theme
working on all panels applications. but the only one thing what worked
for me was to change my theme in appearance customize pointer (or
I'm getting the same error after todays compiz-updates under Natty.
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On Fri, 2011-02-18 at 07:16 +, Kate Stewart wrote:
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Hmm, I don't even have an ~/.icons/default (Linux Mint 9).
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Not sure whether this will help anyone, but I've been trying [again] to
figure this out and appear to have solved it just by deleting - in a fit
of frustration - the 'cursors' directory under ~/.icons/default and
restarting X
the directory has not been recreated
I'd be interested to hear if that
Yep, I'm getting the exact same thing as Taylor mentioned. Switching
cursor theme while Emerald is enabled doesn't work. Switching cursor
theme while GTK Window Decorator is enabled works fine, though not
perfect. The main pointer changes as expected, but the resize pointer
doesn't. I have to
I'm still getting this error on a fresh install of Maverick. Previously
(with Lucid) I could use the mentioned work-arounds (with
~/.icon/default/index.theme, etc) to get proper cursors but that wasn't
even working in 10.10.
Now it will change it for some windows (firefox) or for certain cursors
I have this bug with GTK decorator, not Emerald
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This bug affects me too... I`ve been installed in my Ubuntu 10.04 wondering
theme pack Elegant...but cursor theme changes only in Firefox.
After some googling I`ve find temporary solution, that don`t touch system
files like /etc/alternatives, only creates some files in user home folder. I`ve
Unsubscribing the sponsors for now since that still seems in discussion
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Could there be two bugs? Two guys came up to me at Ohio LinuxFest today
saying it worked perfectly for them and asking me to find a way to get a patch
merged, and there are comments on here saying it works correctly in Maverick
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Could it be that this is Compiz on one and metacity on the other side?
Changing the theme works now within the windows/apps but isn't overtaken
on the Borders and Title.
Just a thought...
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Corrction: ONLY the borders
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Just to double check, can you check to see if for example, the cursor
theme does not change when the mouse is in QT windows?
Setting the cursor image away from the X11 default is something that is
done by the client windows, and probably automatically by GTK. In this
case, it should be possible
I suspect your fix solves the problem at hand, but exposes some other issue in
some cases.
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Sam, I've tested that with QCad and no, the theme does not change within
QT-Windows.
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Try it with a KDE application which will force QT not to draw using GTK
widgets, like KDE4's systemsettings or amarok.
The result should be that the mouse cursor will change.
In this case what we need is a system or upstream patch to gtk-w-d to
read the cursor settings from gnome.
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KDE apps will masquerade as GTK just fine...
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** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Maverick)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Here's a debdiff for Lucid to make the same change as was made to fix it
in Maverick.
Impact: inconsistent mouse theme for Compiz users
What the patch does: change a patch in debian/patches so it modifies the
correct file
Regression potential: none
** Patch added: debdiff for lucid
This is the same fix that already failed verification once. I still think it's
the right fix, but it would be useful to revisit the last time we tried this
and see what else is going on.
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#110 works for me too. I have the latest released lucid packages and am not on
patched compiz. I don't see the problems regarding partial cursor theme display.
Also, I tried to remove the x-cursor-theme config item but compiz used a
fallback theme and still did not honor the selected cursor
Unsubscribing the Papercutters team.
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#110 works great! thx Andy!
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Here is my workaround.
1)
create a file in the folder of the Icon theme you want to use and name it
cursor.theme and put the following it it.
[Icon Theme]
Inherits=NameOfTheme
2)
type the following at the command line.
$ sudo update-alternatives --install
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Thank you for bringing this bug to our attention. However, a paper cut
should be a small usability issue, in the default Ubuntu install, that
affects many people and is quick and easy to fix. So this bug can't be
addressed as part of this project.
- This is a bug and will be addressed on its own,
I find this bug of a certain critical level, please fix this for
Maverick.
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I want to confirm that workaround #45 worked BEAUTIFULLY for me. I know
it's kinda of a hard work solution, etc, but this bug was DRIVING ME
INSANE. And look, it's just caused by a typo.
If you are going to do this workaround, don't forget to LOCK PACKAGE
after installing your modified one. You
Added Bug as also effecting the one hundred papercuts ubuntu project
hopefully be fixed in time for maverick.
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I answer to Majestyx, comment #37: I was in your exact situation and I
workarounded the problem simply removing the file
/etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme; after that I also noticed that some other
problems disappeared (i.e. the cursor theme wasn't always the same in every
application, but
I removed the lucid-proposed package again. This wasn't fixed in
maverick yet, and there is a reported regression.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
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I've installed proposed patch and haven't seen Thorsten Reinbold problem. (no
cursor after suspend)
Note, that the original patch doesn't fix cursors on window decoration. May be
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Mousepointer when my Laptop wakes up from Suspend. I have to restart to
get it back. Testet again with the packages from main, the Mousepointer
is back there.
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Thanks for testing! Marking as verification-failed for now due to the
observed regression.
** Tags added: verification-failedd
** Tags removed: verification-needed
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
Status: Fix Committed = In Progress
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
Assignee:
Is there a regression here or is the patch just less than a complete
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I've been following this bug since Lucid, which was when I noticed this
behaviour. Not sure if this helps, but this is how I worked-around the
same behaviour under Compiz on Arch (see the last comment):
http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/18923
Basically I was getting the ugly black X pointer when
The fix worked quite well for me, except for the move cursor as previously
reported. OTOH, for me, the resizing cursors are now what they should be.
About the move cursor: The old one still shows up when dragging a window
around the desktop, but the right one is in use when moving a file inside
Accepted compiz into lucid-proposed, the package will build now and be
available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback here. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for documentation how to
enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!
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It works partially. Means: the Mouspointer changes after a few
seconds, but not all parts of it. When you go to the edge of a window
for resizing it, the previously Corsor-Theme is still in use.
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See this Video, recorded after applying the Updates.
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Hi Thorsten Reinbold, that issue you have described disappears restarting the
system (or some service), but another slightly different issue occurs. Watch
the attached video.
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Thorsten Reinbold, I think you have restarted the system after the
update, but not after the new X11 mouse theme was selected.
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Sorry, but wasn't this Update meant for fixing exactly that?
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Thorsten Reinbold, before the update the X11 mouse theme doesn't show
the selected theme some seconds after you do it and now it happens.
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Yes. But as said above: partially.
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I also confirm with Scott's fix that all but the move cursor show the
selected theme. Still kudos to all those who are working on the fix.
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I can confirm the issue described by Reynaldo: the move cursor (white
closed hand) doesn't change, at least not when the red cursor theme is
selected.
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Thanx Julian. Maybe the fix needs a fix.
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I suspect this is a different, additional issue, given that it's only
the move/hand cursor that won't let itself be customized, not any of the
other cursors.
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Hi,
for me the default x11 cursor mouse theme still been used when I left click on
the title window bar. Can Anyone confirm it?
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This appears to have been fixed in 10.10 maverick meerkat alpha-1.
Hopefully this will appear in Lucid soon.
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No, it doesn't. The fix released yesterday doesn't fix the move
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Well the only things not working for me are Skype and when sudo apps
(like synaptic) are busy.
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Regarding comment #80 from Reynaldo Matos Hortensi:
I just booted 10.10 Maverick from Thursday's live CD on my Averatec
laptop. I then changed the cursor from the default to Redglass, and was
able to resize it - with the size of the arrow pointer cursor changing
as I moved the size slider. After
under lucid i turned off the visual effects, changed the mouse theme,
restarted the computer and changed back to extra visual effects again.
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Peter Belew, I'm sorry. I'm using 10.04 and I was talking about the fix
in #74.
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Scott, upgrading all the binary compiz packages to the versions provided
by your PPA fixes the issue. Kudos for taking care of this issue!
Sheesh. It makes the mouse cursor much more visible for me.
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Gnome cursor theme does not change when compiz is enabled.
System: Ubuntu 9.10 karmic amd64
updates installed
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Sat Oct 24 12:11:56 2009
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.10
** Also affects: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
Importance: Undecided
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* Adjust debian/patches/013-add-cursor-theme-support.patch to patch
metadata/core.xml.in.in instead of metadata/core.xml.in so mouse cursor
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Status: Fix Released
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Super duper scott! Works like a charm
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Uploaded also for lucid-proposed. Waiting for ubuntu-sru to approve.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
Status: New = In Progress
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu Lucid)
Milestone: None = ubuntu-10.04.1
** Tags added: regression-release
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Also, kudos to https://launchpad.net/~glukensoft for pointing out the
exact problem in comment #44. It made this trivial to fix. Thanks.
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I can confirm that the fix mentioned by d.a. in #44 is working here on
Lucid i386, w/ GNOME 2.3.0 on the nVidia X server.
But on another note, since this is such a simple, simple, simple fix,
can anyone enlighten me on why no one has committed this yet?
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@ Masen Furer:
Maybe we should find specific man who is in charge of maintaining this
package and talk right to him? According to this page -
http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/compiz-core - this is Ubuntu core
developers, but i've been blamed when tried to assign this bug to them.
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My bug report #588042 appears to be a duplicate of this.
I noticed, after submitting that report, that I can change the cursors
other than the arrow cursor (such as the text vertical-bar cursor and
cursors for dragging window boundaries, etc.), but usually the arrow
cursor stays the same. This
I've uploaded a version of compiz to my PPA that patches xml.in.in
instead of xml.in (per comment #44). I use neither compiz nor gnome,
but if (once it's built) users can test the package and it fixes the
bug, I'll get it uploaded to the archive:
#15 worked for me as a temporary fix after trying most of the other
suggestions here. I did have to reboot the system for the full effect
afterwards as opposed to just compiz --replace. Good luck, and lets
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Any reason the bug status was changed to Fix Committed ?
The bug doesnt seem to have been fixed upstream or in a -proposed repository.
For further reference pls see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Status
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Committed = New
** Changed in:
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
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** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Assignee: d.a. (glukensoft) = (unassigned)
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
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every single Ubuntu developer.
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i'm really sorry, but i wonder if no one of those developers couldn't
correct one line in package patch for two weeks.
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hello, i'm rookie (just student) from Indonesia !!
I use Lucid x64. I do step from d.a and Rich Adams.
1. install apt-src
2. install apt-src install compiz-core
3. then in this step, i modified that patch file not used vi but pico then
i save it.
In my desktop, until step 2 that's ok, but in step
I also agree with Casey J.Peter on comment #58
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Same error in a fresh install of Lucid 32 bits.
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Added myself to the list with this bug. While the work-arounds are
nice, this isn't a LOW priority bug. Sorry Sebastian Bacher, but this
isn't just a cosmetic bug...for some its damn important to be able to
have the larger/different CONSISTENT cursor, and most folks couldn't do
these work-arounds
I have to agree with Casey on this. I think UI usability is absolutely
crucial to getting more users and this is elementary.
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I have to agree with Casey on this. I think UI usability is absolutely
crucial
Also, this bug has been reported a long time ago, so it's time to be
fixed...
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I agree with the earlier post that this is an accessibility issue. As
person with limited vision, I have a very hard time finding the small
mouse pointer on my desktop. It looks like the fix is relatively easy,
although a bit beyond what I'm comfortable with as a user.
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Cannot change mouse
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