Around 20 o'clock on Oct 25, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote: > KP> If you're running current XFree86 CVS, you should be seeing ARGB cursors > KP> all over your screen as Xlib has been hacked to use them in place of the > KP> stock cursor images. > > XCreateFontCursor ? Can that behaviour be disabled ?
Yes, XCreateFontCursor gets redirected to themable cursors now. You can disable this by setting the Xcursor.theme_core resource or the XCURSOR_THEME_CORE environment variable to 'false'. > Are monochrome cursors with no non-integer alpha values automatically > converted into hardware cursors ? No, but that's a pretty good idea. Should be easy to do as the code already walks the image converting it from ARGB to a core cursor so that hardware can be used when necessary; right now, the core cursor is created by dithering against black and white which isn't quite what you want. > If so, at what level does that happen ? Core cursor compatibility happens inside the X server and inside the Xcursor library. Core theming is disabled by default unless the server supports ARGB cursors. > I'm sorry for the silly questions, but I'm a little late w.r.t. CVS > right now. Silly questions take less time to answer :-) Keith Packard XFree86 Core Team HP Cambridge Research Lab _______________________________________________ Xpert mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xpert
