
Flat White Mouse with Shadow
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Here's an adaption of the 3DCursors posted by haydar. I gimped them flat and white with a tiny shadow. I know, nothing special, but more contrast than whiteglass.
(btw. if haydar did not copy and paste it from windows, I haven't done that,too - so this theme shouldn't violate any law, trademark or whatever)
INSTALL:
unzip it,
change into the "source"-directory,
type "make install"
(Installation, Makefile etc. are borrowed from the yellow-dot-cursors)
17 years ago
first version: canceled because i found it's ugly
version 0.2: made the shadows a bit thinner and lighter, think it looks OK now
version 0.3: changed the shadows again, updated screenshot
0.3a: made package smaller
17 years ago
first version: canceled because i found it's ugly
version 0.2: made the shadows a bit thinner and lighter, think it looks OK now
version 0.3: changed the shadows again, updated screenshot
0.3a: made package smaller
dannybuntu
12 years ago
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antis
15 years ago
Keep it up!
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stevemurphy
15 years ago
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TheRedBurn
16 years ago
I think I've found the perfect one.
And I agree with mysterious.
Thanks!
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mysterious
16 years ago
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aktush
17 years ago
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gottesbuehren
17 years ago
perhaps you could delete all the files in ./cursors and then try to "make install" in ./sources again ...? sorry, that i can't help more :-(
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aktush
17 years ago
I have FreeBSD 5.0 and KDE 3.1.1 also X 4.3.0 I have created all the folders etc.. ~./.icons/default ...
and when trying to make install it spits with message:
Error expanding embedded variable.
Anyone knows how do i need to aproach installation?
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kevryn
17 years ago
This is the exact error:
~/download/sources> make install
Error expanding embedded variable.
~/download/sources>
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matlec
17 years ago
I had the the same error with FreeBSD 5.1 but I was able to finish the installation by using gmake instead of the default make.
~> gmake install
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carney1979
17 years ago
I like the shadow just as it is.
David
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ntesa
17 years ago
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mononoke
17 years ago
maybe you can compare with the windowsxp-maus-cursors..
thanks
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gottesbuehren
17 years ago
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mononoke
17 years ago
i am using your 1st version of flatcursors+shadow, though i think, i want to upgrade. i installed the 2cd version on my brother's son computer (where i newly installed Linux and introduced him to linux:)
i think the 2cd version was maybe best but the light shadow. anyway i will try out 3rd version too.
thx
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gottesbuehren
17 years ago
get the "white cursor without shadow" here on kde-look and let gimp draw drop-shadows on each included PNG. the parameters for version 0.2 were
drop-shadow
x-offset:3
y-offset:0
blurradius: 4
color: black
opacity: 20
play with the opacity a bit, until it fits your taste. higher number means darker shadow.
if you have problems, drop me a mail directly.
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mononoke
17 years ago
thx
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gottesbuehren
17 years ago
i'm interested, how you like your shadows ;-)
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Exdaix
17 years ago
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