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-X11 mouse cursors, for GTK Leopard theme -created using GIMP 2.6.7 with gimp-xmc-plugin-2.0.6 -based on the following: Mac OS X Cursor Pack by ~RaZcaLinSIDe Jimmac cursor theme by kejpi Shere Khan X 1.0 by HeWhoE -Install via Appearance properties...

This is the Blueprint cursor set from the OpenSuse project. I downloaded the source rpm and then configured it and repackaged it as a generic tar.gz for drag and drop into the Gnome Appearance Panel. Sorry for no preview but its a true X11 cursor set.

taken from here: http://git.moblin.org/cgit.cgi/moblin-cursor-theme/

Neon Cursor is part of the Neon Suite by FRUiT. 64x64x32 lefted gigantic cursor (not yet animated)

This is a complete port of the "Wii Cursors" theme by allewun. In addition to porting the theme, I have added a few cursors that were not present in the original including the "text" cursor and "not-allowed" cursor, keeping as close to a consistent style as possible. The original Windows...

Originally created in Microangelo for Windows XP, i have now converted my DarkMatter cursor set to X11. Converted and tested on Sabayon KDE 4.2.4 with Gursor Maker.

I was looking for a simple cursor set, as I didn't like the rather thick xterm default "line" of *ubuntu. So there I stumbled upon Moony's "Aero Mouse Cursors with Drop Shadow" contribution. To make it less MS looking, I swapped that circle for some more distribution-affine animations. There...

I was looking for a simple cursor set, as I didn't like the rather thick xterm default "line" of Kubuntu. So there I stumbled upon Moony's "Aero Mouse Cursors with Drop Shadow" contribution. To make it less MS looking, I swapped that circle for some more distribution-affine animations. There...

I was looking for a simple cursor set, as I didn't like the rather thick xterm default "line" of Ubuntu. So there I stumbled upon Moony's "Aero Mouse Cursors with Drop Shadow" contribution. To make it less MS looking, I swapped that circle for some more distribution-affine animations. There you...

Another purple version of ATER. This time, inverted. I am so thankful there was an open source version... :)