I want to change the cursor type on every opened applications (including the desktop and the panels).
I use GNU/Linux and GTK+.
Here is my attempt to change the cursor type system-wide:
List<weak Gdk.Window> windows = Screen.get_default().get_toplevel_windows();
foreach(Gdk.Window window in windows) {
window.set_cursor(new Cursor(CursorType.PIRATE));
}
This code only changes the curs
Hey all,I just installed Arch on a new hard drive on a Macbook Pro. I am using the subtle window manager. For some reason, my cursor arrow is cut in half so that only the top half is visible. This is the case with all cursors (i.e. the pointer cursor, the text bar cursor, etc).
I often use ALT+TAB but sometimes, not always, after 0.3 secs it loses the focus on the newly switched window.
Dear all,
My first post so a hello to everyone ):P
I'm VERY new to ubuntu so need some help!
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Anyone?
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After I close a program, part of the window remains open. The affected part of the screen remains as it was when the window was open, and it stays on top of other windows. It's not a redraw issue per se -- xrefresh doesn't help since it repaints the bad window.
This phantom window does not appear in the 'task bar' or Alt+Tab switcher, but it's not just a screen artifact either.
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