BMZ cursor

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Score 67%

Description:

Mouse cursor for your X11 desktop. Inspiration was drawn from various sources, including DMZ and Breeze, but design manages to be quite unique.

Unlike Breeze, it is high contrast theme.

Last changelog:

1.8 1 year ago

Corrected crosshair hotspot. Hopefully fixed gnome.

TursonX
4 months ago

Linux Mint 17.3 Mate cannot display BMZ cursor from "Customize Theme". "BMZ" folder was saved in ~/.icons

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TursonX
11 months ago

Divine!!. Plz, How available to Ubuntu Linux 14.04 and derivatives??

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Dobbie03
1 year ago

Where is the download file?

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R0b0tOfD00m
1 year ago

nice change! I really like how the wait looks.

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Glad you like it!

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pulpo69
1 year ago

Great work

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Thanks :-)

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sdalvarezreyes
1 year ago

Great!!! Black version?

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Eventually yes. But i would rather prefer to ensure that theme is 100% finished before adding black version.

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Etamuk
1 year ago

Seems to be fine, but it doesn't work on Ubuntu MATE 16.10. I copied them to ~/.icons but they are not shown in Settings. Other cursor themes include an index.theme file. Yours not. Maybe this is the problem?

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Maybe? I'm using KDE here so can't tell. I will add index.theme.

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Etamuk
1 year ago

I tried it again with the updated set. But it doesn't work. So i tried your Cursor theme "Lambda-black". This works fine.

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Which is weird since it does not contain index.theme anyway. I have no idea what is wrong, sorry.

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Nili
1 year ago

Hi, thank you for this awesome cursor. It look very nice on my setup. Thanks :)

@herrbatka you can change "[Cursor Theme]" @ index.theme to "[Icon Theme]" i had issue aswell as you describet but renaming Cursor to Icon fixed on my setup.

Regards,
Nili

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Thanks for tip! I will check if that works.

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Nili
1 year ago

Np, It worked for me on vanilla debian. I'm glad i found your cursor, i was using another one for long time, a refresh it should for me.

Regards!

Nili

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herrbatka
1 year ago

Well, I made this to be:
1) Refreshing.
2) Usable (aka, no gray-on-gray nonsense, easy to spot on large screen).
3) Aesthical pleasing (DMZ looks a little bit blurry sometimes).

If i managed to get at least one of those goals accomplished, i'm really happy about it :-)

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