9 3 Aero

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cbanks

13 years ago

It's really nice looking but it's HUGE. I feel like I'm dragging the thing.

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eilu

13 years ago

+1 to its good looks but hugeness... would you consider uploading a "mini" version? The the doesn't seem to be resizeable from X

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jmariani

13 years ago

You should try to edit the theme file under .theme/<theme_name>. There's a variable there which represents the size of the cursor.

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bkudria

13 years ago

Huh, can you clarify this?

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jmariani

13 years ago

The Metacity or GTK themes are stored at the ~home/.themes folder.
There's one folder for each theme.
If you're using, for instance, the Ubuntu "Human" theme, it's stored at the ~/.themes/Human.
There, theres a file called index.theme or Human.theme or Human.
If you edit that file, there's a line "CursorSize". I think changing that will do the trick.

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