On Mon, 22 Nov 2004, Michael Hamilton wrote:
> Is it possible to change the mouse pointer from the default in TWM and
> XFree? Is it possible to provide a custom graphic for the pointer?
You can change the default (root window) cursor with xsetroot.
See the man page for xsetroot, specifically,
Is it possible to change the mouse pointer from the default in TWM and
XFree? Is it possible to provide a custom graphic for the pointer?
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Hello,
I am using 7.1 Red Hat Linux with the 4.0.3-5 version of XFree86. I
recently had to change my video card in my server. When I did something
in the configuration got messed up. I've been searching for the
solution in the documentation but had no success.
THE PROBLEM:
When the XSERVER star
Hello all,
I am using XFree86 4.3.0 on slackware linux 9.1 default installation.
Mouse sometimes get crazy when i move it, it performs right clicks when I don't
want, it moves, and go to the top right of the screen.
Sometimes it stops moving and responding to my commands and i have to restart X
ser
Hello XFree Support Team,
i have a problem. I would like to hide the mouse pointer. Has the XFRee 86
Server any parameter to hide the Pointer when i start X ???
At the moment i use the programm unclutter ... but its not so perfekt.
Thanks for helt
Heg.
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Berge, Harry ten writes:
> Hi,
>
> We have a situation where the mouse pointer freezes in the middle of the
> screen and is completely dead. You have to restart the X server to fix
> this. I'm suspicious about one of our applications, but could this be
> the case? Is it possible for an a
Hi,
We have a situation where the mouse pointer freezes in the middle of the
screen and is completely dead. You have to restart the X server to fix
this. I'm suspicious about one of our applications, but could this be
the case? Is it possible for an application to disable the mouse pointer
com
The XF86 server is not multi-threaded... so there isn't really a way to
do that. However, you might get better responsiveness if you use a 2.5
kernel or a pre-emptive patched 2.4 kernel.
Mark
On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 12:29, Fabian wrote:
> Hi.
> When the system load is high, for example gears and xe
Hi.
When the system load is high, for example gears and xengine are running the
mouse pointer is jumping awfully.
I already gave X a higher priority: renice -10 pid_of_X
Is there a way to tell X to take care of the mouse pointer first?
System: Athlon 800MHz, 512MB, GeForce2MX with 32MB, VIA KT133
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