win2xcur VS Bibata_Cursor

this should work for converting to the usual X format from windows (i've only used it to convert from X to windows tho)

I am learning how to do some theming and I have run into an issue with trying to convert a custom cursor used previously on windows from .ani to a format usable on linux. using win2xcur i was able to turn the .ani into an xcursor file but I am stuck at the next step of making gnome-tweaks or terminal recognize the file. I know it needs to go in usr/share/icons, but since it's not a .theme file, it's not viable as a selection i guess. How can i turn an xcursor file into a .theme file? is there another script for this? or am i missing something else in the process?

I'm running i3wm 4.22 on top of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, I have installed lxappearance and want to change my cursor to Bibata. Bibata-Modern-Amber shows up in the lxappearance menu so it's installed correctly but when I hit apply I only get the cursor on empty desktop space. When I reset my instance of i3 (mod+shift+r) and that resets my cursor to the default (which appears to be a Mate variant). I have also done a sudo reboot and it leads to the same result.

https://github.com/ful1e5/Bibata_Cursor <- current mouse theme.

Hand designed by Abdulkaiz Khatri, Bibata is the new default cursor set on Mint 21.1. More info on the project can be found on Github.

Hello, I'm using Firefox on Debian (with wayland). Today, I've changed my cursor to a custom cursor theme, but it caused errors in firefox: The cursors changes randomly of "type", sometimes it becomes another cursors family... It was extremely buggy. So I changed my settings to return to my default cursor, hoping that it would solve the problem, but it didn't. I searched on the internet , but I didn't find any solution. But i found that's a gdk error: when I run it in the terminal, it prints that:

I use Classic rounded version of this: https://www.pling.com/p/1197198

Bibata

Cursor: Bibata Modern Classic 🖱️