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Star Labs Theme Includes: + GTK 3.0 Theme + GTK 2.0 Theme + GNOME Shell Theme + Plymouth Theme + Sound Theme + Icon Set + Cursor Theme + Grub Theme + Desktop Wallpapers + GNOME extensions + Font # Warning: This theme is currently in beta. We still have a lot of work to do: more...

Definition: ############# BS is a collection of swords and knives. I get inspired by forged in fire. I hope you like it. Size: ####### 32x32. Installation: ============= copy BS to ~/.icons directory cp -a BS ~/.icons Support: ======== You can support me by buying me a coffee...

Tweaked DMZ cursors tweaked with an animated custom XFCE logo. 1. Copy the theme under /usr/share/icons/ $ sudo cp -r new-theme/ /usr/share/icons 2. Select theme from Start>Settings>Mouse and TouchPad

Popular Breeze Cursor modified for Adapta theme -Go to GitHub page for information and Installation -If you want to SUPPORT me just a single STAR to the repository is enough !! NO MONEY NEEDED :) -You can see my other repositories from my profile. -Source are available and free to...

it looks like those in WinXP :( because i made them to show everyone that we can do in Linux everything

Maia Colored Numix Cursor theme -Go to GitHub page for information and Installation -If you want to SUPPORT me just a single STAR to the repository is enough !! NO MONEY NEEDED :) -You can see my other repositories from my profile. -Source are available and free to edit so you can...

A larger stylized oxygen mouse theme based on Qwerta's Oxygen Neon theme featuring cursor sizes of 32, 48, 64, 72, 96px. Additional sizes can be generated using makefile. Sources: https://www.opencode.net/lophophora/oxy-neon-large

Now this cursor alone is a reason to install linux! ;) featuring: Tux why should i install

TheDOT is a Mouse Theme for gnome with circles. It doesn't have a right or left arrow. Which can be unusual but ergonomic for someone. To install it, just place individual cursor theme directories into corresponding directory in your distro. For example in Mint it is /usr/share/icons...

This item is a part of [b]Steam-Powered Linux[/b] KDE theme set. The idea is to apply steampunk