I have made a number of changes to the cursor selection script in the
cursor_themes package, and would like some more people to test. I have
some things to do still:
-Use ~/.Xresources instead of ~/.icons/default/index.theme and see how
well that works
-Check for cursors in ~/.icons/default and move them if necessary
(dependant on X behaviour regarding above).
I have implemented (optional) WM restarting for KDE, WindowMaker and
Metacity/GNOME (I assume GNOME is running Metacity at present). It works
for me. I have not implemented in the other WMs, since I have not found a
way to detect if they are running on the current display. I could (in the
case where I just need to send them a signal) do it regardless, but I
would prefer to play it safe. I can detect the other WMs via shell
variables (such as DESKTOP=kde), but it seems many WMs don't (with
Metacity I actually test a GNOME-specific variable, and hope ;-)).
Any ideas for detecting more WMs would be happily accepted.
Finally, I want to remove the requires on Xdialog, since I use kdialog or
gdialog if they are available and an appropriate WM is running. But I
don't want to require kdebase (kdialog) or gnome-utils (gdialog). Is there
any way to change this, or should we have kdebase, gnome-utils, cdialog
and Xdialog all have virtual provides? (Of course, there are issues that
kdialog is not totally compatible with the cdialog arguments).
Regards,
Buchan
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