How to get the available X cursor sizes?
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Suppose you have several X cursors on your system such as golden-xcursors or silver-xcursors. I already know it's possible to specify which cursor size you prefer by editing ~/.Xresources. For example:
Xcursor.theme: Gold
Xcursor.size: 16
But how can I get the list of available X cursor sizes to choose from (for example: 32, 48 or 64)? Is there a command for that?
x11 xcursor
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Suppose you have several X cursors on your system such as golden-xcursors or silver-xcursors. I already know it's possible to specify which cursor size you prefer by editing ~/.Xresources. For example:
Xcursor.theme: Gold
Xcursor.size: 16
But how can I get the list of available X cursor sizes to choose from (for example: 32, 48 or 64)? Is there a command for that?
x11 xcursor
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
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A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21
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Suppose you have several X cursors on your system such as golden-xcursors or silver-xcursors. I already know it's possible to specify which cursor size you prefer by editing ~/.Xresources. For example:
Xcursor.theme: Gold
Xcursor.size: 16
But how can I get the list of available X cursor sizes to choose from (for example: 32, 48 or 64)? Is there a command for that?
x11 xcursor
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
Suppose you have several X cursors on your system such as golden-xcursors or silver-xcursors. I already know it's possible to specify which cursor size you prefer by editing ~/.Xresources. For example:
Xcursor.theme: Gold
Xcursor.size: 16
But how can I get the list of available X cursor sizes to choose from (for example: 32, 48 or 64)? Is there a command for that?
x11 xcursor
x11 xcursor
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
asked Nov 17 at 16:57
Francesco Turco
1,31831529
1,31831529
1
A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21
add a comment |
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A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21
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A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21
A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21
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A shell command is likely the only portable solution. There are a few platform-specific things such as this.
– Thomas Dickey
Nov 17 at 20:21