


Icon Sub-Sets by carpelinx 94 comments

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
Eeehm, never heard about this. And I can't imagine that a cursor theme causes that behavior. No Problems with other cursor themes installed the same way? What Distri? What Versions? Think you're using Gnome? Have you tried it with another user on the same machine?
Regards,
Dan - Mar 10 2011

Full Icon Themes by symbianflo 18 comments
It was a problem of “rekonq”, kubuntu’s new web browser ― I use it for two days now. It seems that rekonq has problems with the automatic forwarding. I successfully downloaded your icons recently with opera. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for the nice icons. :) - Dec 16 2010

Full Icon Themes by symbianflo 18 comments

Full Icon Themes by linuxfever 117 comments
I will subscripe to your theme to see what future brings! :) Keep on! - Mar 16 2010

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments

Plasma Themes by tuxmaniak1 10 comments

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
You're using Gnome?? Hm. I'm using KDE and everything works fine. A friend of mine, using gnome, hasn't any problems as well and nobody told me about those problems before. I have "index.theme"-files in every themes root directory. I thought that's all what is neccessary. (I can't find this cursor.theme-files in other cursor-tar-balls, too.)
What are that "cursor.theme"-files? Can you tell me something more, please??? Thanks! ;) - May 27 2008
Nice idea, but I would suggest to change the question-sign-cursor (bad) and to offer the mouse theme with other color-themes (less lurid). A smaller version would be nice too. But this only what I think....
I will subscribe to your theme. Maybe I will use it another day... Keep it up! ;) - May 27 2008

Wallpaper Other by g33z 1 comment

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
o What window manager?
o How did you install the theme?
o What means "cannot get them to work"? (can't select the theme, selection doesn't have a effect...)
o Have you already installed another mouse theme successfully?
The theme works under feisty and gutsy with KDE and Gnome. I have tried it under hardy with KDE4. There, the theme works, but the resize-cursors at the window corners are swapped (I think it's a kwin-thing). - May 06 2008

Fonts by ahah 5 comments

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
You simply need a set of raster graphics (png's), one for each mouse cursor type. That's the hardest part. How you make this png's is up to you. I use svg-graphics that get rendered to png's via inkscape, further processed by image magick.
For the final step - converting the png's to X11 cursors - you can use xcursorgen.
Look here:
http://www.xfree86.org/current/xcursorgen.1.html
For the filenames and the structure of a KDE-ursor-pack, simply take a look into the tar-balls of some existing mouse themes.
Regards,
Dan - May 02 2008

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
The lighter one is 6f7376 (65% opacity) and the darker one is 3c4043 (75% opacity).
At the moment, I don't use color gradients or shadows. Maybe I will add those optical sugar with the next version of my build scripts. Gradients could be problematic indeed, because of the slim shapes of my theme. I don't know if it will look a way dirty... We'll see...
If you want other colors, please tell me the RGB-values (and the opacity-values). When I have a new version of my build-scrips, I think I will post them here for download. So everybody can generate a version for his/her own needs.
Sorry for keep you waiting... - Mar 30 2008

Wallpaper Other by Sekisushai 4 comments

Cursors by McFraggle 29 comments
Yes, it's possible. But do you really want them in "all black"? No gray on the inside or the outline? You would have no chance to see them on a black (or very dark) background. Have you a "light-on-dark" color scheme on your desktop and apps (dark backgound, light fonts...)?
In this case i would recommend a cursor theme with black inside and a gray or gray-blue outline of medium luminance.
Tell me, I will do it... :)
- Mar 10 2008