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1. install lxappearance
2. install breeze-cursor-theme (find another one if you want)
3. open lxappearance (press alt esc to quick launcher and start typing lxapp...)
4. go to cursor tab
5. choose the theme and apply
6. reset Moksha desktop with ctrl alt end
7. send me some money
1. install lxappearance
2. install breeze-cursor-theme (find another one if you want)
3. open lxappearance (press alt esc to quick launcher and start typing lxapp...)
4. go to cursor tab
5. choose the theme and apply
6. reset Moksha desktop with ctrl alt end
7. send me some money
ok, I installed some themes with make;make install https://ibb.co/X5W3cY6
but when I set and apply it it doesn't keep the theme. I restated whole OS and old theme applied.
very strange. I applied new cursor theme and reseted Moksha. Now I see new cursor if I move mouse above lxappearance window!. When I move mouse to other screen and back I see old cursor again!
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