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Dragons Jewel 3 - With original size and animated cursors. Original theme made By Artur Berk http://berk.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=2120&libid=25

TheCandyman with 2 different version (changed animations). The original Theme by J. Aroche, http://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=2227&libid=25

Two cursors will install at once. Original theme made by - Libardo Gomez Pulido http://www.skinbase.org/rate.php?skins=27090

Lliurex X11 cursors, developed for Lliurex Nemo version. Inspirated on oxygen cursor theme, but it has been drawn from the scratch.

This is a modification of Oxy Neon. It is my first modification of X11 cursor themes. The idea of this cursor theme is to be modern, yet minimal. A casual user probably wouldn't notice it. I created it because, while DMZ-Black is nice, it's still pretty dated. Installation...

Mac OS X Like Coursors for KDE Creator: rian76 from Deviantart

Entis Fixed Cursors, Corrected for Gnome 3.4. All orginal Entis cursors represented when expected. Unfortunately proper build files don't exist, I only had the time to edit precompiled cursors. This is nothing special, but will save you from extraneous installation work.

ENGLISH--- This Python script changes the default cursor theme to change your current cursor theme, useful when you are experimenting problems with Compiz and cursor customization. ESPAÑOL-- Este script de Python cambia el tema del cursor por defecto para cambiar tu actual tema de cursores, ...

I don't claim any rights for this package. All I did was rename a few files and swap some existing cursors to improve the already existing entis-cursor-theme, which is only partially implemented on Gnome. If need be, I might clean it up later, but thought I'd share my personal favourite right...

X11 cursors theme useful for creating your own cursor theme and debugging. NEW: Now the package contains a list of must-have cursors (ODS file). They are collected in groups of same or similar cursors which can be represented by a single cursor image. There is also a Bash script...