Dennis Herbrich writes: > Gnah, never mind, just after I wrote the last mail, I found the solution > to my problem by sheer accident while skimming the "xsetroot" manpage. > > To remove the pesky mouse cursor, I started the "bitmap" tool, and saved > the empty image right away as "transparent.cursor" after setting the > hotspot. Now, to use this, I only needed to put "xsetroot -cursor > transparent.cursor transparent.cursor" into my .xinitrc, and the cursor > is nowhere to be seen. Yay.
This however only works for the root window. If your application sets another cursor it will be displayed when the cursor is above an app window. The same is true for most modern window managers which create their own root windows. > BTW, SDL seems to crash and take X with it when it's fullscreened and > the used mouse driver is "void". Using a real mouse driver and > "AllowMouseOpenFail" while simply not attaching a mouse works just fine, > though. No idea where this problem lies, probably in SDL, so I'll > contact them instead about this. > This shouldn't happen. Maybe there is a bug in the void driver. Can you use a debugger to look at this, please? If you use a modularized Xserver please get gdb from www.dawa.demon.co.uk/xfree-gdb. This can also display symbols from modules. You may have to use the command 'module', though to load them before you can get them displayed. Egbert. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
