Ubuntu Change Cursor

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This script changes the cursor in ubuntu 10.04, there is a problem because if you change the cursor only with gconf-editor, you will have double-cursor.

Download a cursor, extract and paste the carpet in /home/user/.icons.

First, open the script with gedit and where it says "new_cursor" we replace with the name of the new cursor with quotes, where says old_cursor, 2 options, if you never have changed you replace with DMZ-White, if you have changed the cursor you must put the name of this cursor, and where it say new_cursor, replace without quotes.

Second, we give execution permission and execute, run in terminal, when it need your password, you type it.
Next, restart or restart desktop.

Example in screenshot 2.

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gildi59
10 years ago

I don't have donwloaded new cursor themes.
I want just use the ubuntu themes that are already installed. (I'm in version 10.04)
Bu When I try to change the cursor. It doesn't work.
I tried to use your script but I don't know what to put in place of 'new_cursor' and 'old_cursor' in my case.

Can you help me please?

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