
jaguarx
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
My personal theme based on a well known version of an OS. Looks like the default X11 theme with a smooth drop shadow. The color wheel makes it fit nicely into more colorful themes while maintaining a serious look.
All cursors were hand painted using FireWorks and ImageMagick. Source png files and a generation script are included.
danielkida
12 years ago
By the way its easy to install these in gnome, all you do is click system>>preferences>>appearance then click install and navigate to the file you just downloaded!!
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Fant0men
13 years ago
To install in GNOME just put the extracted folder in ~/.icons and open the mouse preferences. The new theme should be there.
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Raeth
15 years ago
I'd like to see the busy animation sped up though, or smoothened
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hacky
16 years ago
What I must do to use it? I have suse linux 9.1
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oshogg
17 years ago
- Nice, professional, clean look,
- not too big,
- smooth drop shadows,
- cool animation, and
- visible in all possible backgrounds.
My only comment to improve them is to remove the 3 little "vertical hairs on the back of the palm" in the hand icon. It looks slightly unclean right now.
thanks,
Osho
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d1g174l
17 years ago
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nomar
17 years ago
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motor98
17 years ago
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herbertdaniel
17 years ago
change into the new folder "jaguarx" and
execute "./make.sh".
Copy the content of the "cursors" - folder into "~/.icons/default/cursors" in your home-directory
(If you don't have this folder, just make it. Do not forget the leading '.' )
Restart KDE. That's all.
Good luck,
george
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mcbain007
17 years ago
Cursors looking nice... but only seen it on the screenshots... hope to get it working soon ! ;-)
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tinic
17 years ago
1. Move the jaguarx folder into ~/.icons/ (Create the '.icons' folder if you do not have it)
2. Create a file with the name 'index.theme' containing these two lines of text:
[Icon Theme]
Inherits=jaguarx
and move it to ~/.icons/default/ (Create the 'default' folder if you do not have it)
3. Relogin and enjoy!
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cozmo
17 years ago
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mcbain007
17 years ago
Well got back from the holidays, tried it out, and well... LUV IT !!! finally i got it to work, thanx m8 !! Great job !!!
Greetz,
McBain ;-)
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tinic
17 years ago
To figure out what version you have try this in a terminal:
grep Version /var/log/X*.log
On my machine it will output:
XFree86 Version 4.3.0 (Debian 4.3.0-0ds4 20030416150820 [email protected])
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0, Release 6.6
(II) RADEON(0): EDID Version: 1.2
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thomas12777
17 years ago
and then modify /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme or ~/.icons/default/index.theme to point to the jaguarx directory... that's it.
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mcbain007
17 years ago
I extracted it to the directory you told in previous comment. But there is no index.theme file... searched for it, and found none... dunno what to do next, since i'm pretty new to linux.
Any tips that might help me to install this really nice looking pointerset would be appreciated !
I'm using Mandrake 9.1... maybe this can help ?
Greetz,
McBain
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cozmo
17 years ago
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paranode
17 years ago
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aergern
17 years ago
This icon cursor is really cool. I would have one request though. The ability to specify size. With my old eyes I'd like to make them about 50% bigger then they are now. But this is cool don't get me wrong. :)
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noonespecial
17 years ago
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