[claudecat]

Another issue I just discovered... my nice E mouse cursor reverts to the ugly plain small black cursor theme when inside any Firefox window. I tried disabling/re-enabling the E cursor in Look Settings with no effect. What am I missing here?

[ottermaton]

I'm pretty sure there's not a fix for that. If someone knows one, please post it!

cheers
mark

[Duma]

I suppose, but I'm not sure.
Install Lxappearance

sudo apt-get install lxappearance

Tell E17 to use lxappearance to manage your GTK and others stuff: go to Settings -> Looks -> Applications and disable "Enable settings daemon".
You'll see your GTK theme change, I suppose.

Use LxAppearance to change your GTK theme and, on the tab of pointer, install a pointer you need.

There are on internet Xcursor theme that looks like E17 pointer, check it!

[0leg]

I can remember when I used Ubuntu you could fix that by installing compizconfig-settings-manager and entering the cursor theme name you want under General settings.

[tuxqc]

Duma, on 19 February 2012 - 10:46 AM, said:

I suppose, but I'm not sure.
Install Lxappearance

sudo apt-get install lxappearance

Tell E17 to use lxappearance to manage your GTK and others stuff: go to Settings -> Looks -> Applications and disable "Enable settings daemon".
You'll see your GTK theme change, I suppose.

Use LxAppearance to change your GTK theme and, on the tab of pointer, install a pointer you need.

There are on internet Xcursor theme that looks like E17 pointer, check it!

That's what I did to install my good old oxygen viorange theme. After, I choose X cursor in E aspect settings.

But sometimes it is not enough, so I also changed the symlink in /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme to get the one I want everywhere. It works, uniformity now ;-) !

Only LXDM doesn't use the cursor I want, and I didn't find where to change it despite checking every file in /etc/lxdm...

[Duma]

Great!
If you think it could be a full customization procedure, mayeb you can write a quickfix-sel fix post

[psyssors]

Here's how I fixed this issue:

1. Installed the cursor theme that I wanted by typing the following code into the terminal

sudo apt-get install oxygen-cursor-theme

2. Settings > All > Input > Mouse > Theme > change from "Enlightenment" to "X"