Please keep the bug on CC: On jeu., 2012-05-03 at 15:42 +0200, Maurizio Oliveri wrote: > > Opera is Qt, that might explains. Do you have other examples? > On emesene's window, I noticed that the cursor theme is right on the > text-field area, but not on the rest of the gui ( using the gtk one ) > > > When you login with gdm3, is the cursor theme correctly set? I have to > > admit I fail to see how the login manager could be relevant here, > > since it just starts the session, but I'll try to reproduce with Xfce. > Yes, logging with gdm3 correctly sets the cursor theme. > Actually, I've just found out something new: using lightdm to start a > kde session works flawlessly... But if I log out and then start a > gnome-shell session, the cursor theme there isn't set back to the > default black one, it actually appears to be using kde's one!
That looks to me like an issue with not loaded .Xressources or something. I have no idea how gdm3 loads those though, but I think it might be in the /etc/gdm3/Xsession script or something. Try to set session-wrapper in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf to the path of that script, then retry and report back. Regards, -- Yves-Alexis
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