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Cursor not set properly #2860
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Sometimes this happens when you change your cursor theme without relogging in your desktop afterwards. Try relogging and see if all windows use the same cursor theme. |
Does the new cursor theme get applied when you restart awesome (as in: right click desktop -> awesome -> restart)? No idea how |
@psychon No, it doesn't get applied after restarting awesome. |
Why yet is not possibly use a Custom Cursor theme on AwesomeWm? |
because @AdsonCicilioti don't want to submit a pull request with that feature |
Of course, I can try, but I'm not familiar with the Lua language and I don't know how AwesomeWm gets the cursor settings. From the little I investigated, Awesome gets the cursor definitions from X. |
@Unlimiter , I discovered the problem, I believe it is the same as mine by what you reported. I found out where AwesomeWm is getting the Cursor Theme settings. From the Apparently it was generated by Lxappearence - at the time it was installed, because when changing the theme of cursors and saving by lxappearence the file is not modified, it always has the attribute So the workaround is to manually put your cursor theme name in Another point is that deleting the file doesn't solve it, as it makes AwesomeWm use the file definitions there in I'm claiming here that Awesome is taking the definitions from these files, but I don't know if that's true, so just consider it a speculation. It suspects that whoever is providing this definition is the X server. It would be interesting if Awesome somehow directs the priority for these definitions to the Regardless of the responsibilities, we already have the knowledge. Do what you think best. @actionless , Does this help in any way? |
For the record: @AdsonCicilioti++ Also for the record: AwesomeWM uses xcb/util-cursor for "cursor things". This library seems to go something like this:
So, if you simply want to set your cursor theme, try adding |
Output of
awesome --version
:Description:
When I hover my cursor over the desktop/wallpaper, it turns to the one I set in
lxappearance
, but when I hover it over windows and the panel, it turns into the default one.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: