phinger-cursors VS tailwind-figma

Sure. The desktop environment is Gnome, with Night Theme Switcher and Rounded Window Corners extensions enabled. The wallpaper is Sunset from oviotti's DeviantArt. The terminal is Kitty with the Alabaster Dark theme enabled (the light theme switches the terminal colors automatically with an additional kittens theme command set in the Night Theme Switcher automatic switch options). The kitty config allows for no client-side decorations and padded borders which is how I get no title bars for the terminal. The Dilbert themed fetch tool is Fetch-master 6000, highly configurable and looks utterly adorable. I'm using Mozilla's "Fira Sans Book" from the main reposittory for the interface, "Inter" for document text from here and "Iosveka Regular" and "Iosevka Term" from Peter Wu's copr for the monospace and terminal fonts respectively. The cursors are from Phinger. Finally, I applied the dynamic triple/double buffering patch from here for a bit more smoothness in the rendering and animations. Hope that helps :)

Look at the structure of other cursor packs to get an idea of how they're structured

I'm trying to install the gorgeous Phinger Cursors and I need to extract the folders with them to usr/share/icons.

I think they are using phinger too: https://github.com/phisch/phinger-cursors

That would be great to see. I opened up discussions on GitHub. Feel free to start one if you have any questions, or want to discuss something related: https://github.com/phisch/phinger-cursors/discussions

Check out the main GitHub repository to explore other libraries too as well as the Figma design system.

Of course, this meant that we had to "up our game" with the pro version's design system and we have provided updates all the way up to v2.4.1 and we are super close to launching v2.5.0 with countless new components, landing pages, Figma features, and more.

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Flowbite is an open-source library of interactive components built on top of Tailwind CSS including buttons, dropdowns, modals, navbars, and more.

Check out this guide to learn how to get started and start developing websites even faster with components on top of Tailwind CSS.p>

Is there a Figma file available? svg>

Flowbite is first conceptualized and designed using the Figma software so everything you see in the library has a design equivalent in our Figma file.

Check out the Figma design system based on the utility classes from Tailwind CSS and components from Flowbite.p>

What are the differences between Flowbite and Tailwind UI? svg>

The main difference is that the core components from Flowbite are open source under the MIT license, whereas Tailwind UI is a paid product. Another difference is that Flowbite relies on smaller and standalone components, whereas Tailwind UI offers sections of pages.

However, we actually recommend using both Flowbite, Flowbite Pro, and even Tailwind UI as there is no technical reason stopping you from using the best of two worlds.

Learn more about these technologies:

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This admin dashboard contains many advanced components both from Flowbite but also from other third-party libraries such as ApexCharts which have been customly tailored with Tailwind CSS classes and designed based on the Flowbite Design System.

🎨 Flowbite Figma: https://flowbite.com/figma/ - Design system built for Figma

You can check out Flowbite Figma which uses variants based on Tailwind CSS.

Flowbite is a Tailwind CSS Design System. They have a Figma Design System that they keep up to date. As well, they dish out components in popular JS frameworks so it saves your devs time. Check out https://flowbite.com/figma

Maybe this Figma design system can help you out from Flowbite built for Tailwind CSS.

After the 10th of August 2021, there will be the Tailwind CSS code available as well, and according to the roadmap (https://tailwind-figma.com/#roadmap) there will be a dark version, marketing UI pages (landing pages), and also e-commerce UI pages in the future.