"Ricky Boone" <whiplash@planetfurry.com> wrote in message
news:<1068044377.32617.1.camel@whiplash.planetfurry.com>...
On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 09:37, Yadin Y. Goldschmidt wrote:
Colin Harrison suggested long time ago to add the following line to
the end
of your startxwin.bat file:
xsetroot -cursor_name left_ptr -fg white -bg black
This will change the default mouse from an x to a white arrow.
Ah ha, that did the trick. My apologies, I didn't even notice the
suggestion when I searched for it. -.-;;
Thanks for the help. :)
I've noticed this too, but haven't complained about it. I didn't
realize the problem was specific to the -multiwindow window manager.
If this is true, than -multiwindow is not behaving as expected nor as
other window managers behave wrt default cursors. The xsetroot is a
work-around, but it seems to me this should be regarded as a bug in the
window manager. The 'X' should be the default cursor when over the root
window but an arrow when over an application window. Since -multiwindow
doesn't really have a visible root window, it seems like permanently
changing the default cursor to a pointer would be a good/quick solution.