
Cursor theme "fixing" script
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work):
Description:
This is not an actual theme but a bash script that adds "missing" cursor name variants as symlinks to something that exists.
run it from either ~/.icons/THEME/cursors to "fix" a particular THEME or from anywhere else to traverse all ~/.icons/*/cursors for fixing.
After using a previously "broken" theme, perhaps log out and back in. Last changelog:
run it from either ~/.icons/THEME/cursors to "fix" a particular THEME or from anywhere else to traverse all ~/.icons/*/cursors for fixing.
After using a previously "broken" theme, perhaps log out and back in.
0.3
* add more links
* prevent falsely set former link target (ie. if a new target wasn't found, the last -completely unrelated- one was used instead)
0.2
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* add more links
* add "override" parameter:
WARNING: this deletes ALL present symlinks and rebuilds the theme on the rest - use with care!
* swap size_?diag hashes, see https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/113185
Ratings & Comments
4 Comments
See https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/113185/diff/#index_header Apparently the hashes for bdiag and fdiag are swapped in the cursor kcm - which I unfortunately used as reference to build the links... Once that's clarified, i'll release a version 0.2 which fixes that up (ie. also fixes wrongly linked files)
Should be fine. FTR: i also blindly ran "override" on all themes - no problem spotted, but rather ensure to have a backup copy of your most beloved theme before doing so ;-)
Great, will this add kde symlinks?
Yes, if it finds a usable source (is more a Qt thing, though) If you've a still incomplete theme or get a warning, just link the theme here so the name group can be extended for everyone.