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Golden notes made for a musician that works on my computer

This is a tutorial that i've maked for people that want make your own xcursor themes ... I hope that you enjoy and make a lot of them. This tutorial have many bugs and i hope fix them with your help and comments. See Yah ...

This is an X11 cursor theme inspired from the Neverhood games. There is only one color for now : Pink. But there are the sources to build other color (Orange and Yellow).

Just a simple, small and crispy grey xcursortheme called pearlgrey. Hope you like it (todo: install script)

This is the second XFree-cursors theme I create. Heavily inspired by Salvador Dali' art. I've had problems with this theme under Mandrake 9.1, but now it plays nicely, drop me a few lines if you have any problem. To install, simply: $ cd $ mkdir .icons $ cd .icons $ tar zxvf...

Red dot cursor is just that: a cursor theme with red dots :) Now designed to work with the upcoming KDE 3.2! The sources and some docs are included in the package so you can use it to create your own theme. ======================== Thanks to fredrikh who has provided the necessary...

This is my BeXOs Color with 3D Style and new animations, Ready!

A golden xcursors theme, modeled, animated and rendered in Blender3D. http://www.blender3d.org/ Installation: Copy the two folders 'Gold' and 'default' included in the archive to your ~/.icons dir and restart your XServer. If you want to have bigger cursors, you have to create an...

The same animated cursors as in my 'Golden Xcursors 3D' theme, but this time rendered in Silver. Some People requested this. Installation: Copy the two folders 'Silver' and 'default' to your ~/.icons directory and restart your X-Server. If you want to have bigger cursors, you have to...

The same animated cursors as in my 'Golden Xcursors 3D' theme, but this time rendered with a bluish, transparent material. Maybe this one fits better into the brighter desktop themes than the golden one. Installation: Copy the two folders 'Blue' and 'default' to your ~/.icons directory...