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Copyright (c) 2016 Keefer Rourke <keefer.rourke@gmail.com> and others.
Capitaine cursors are based on the KDE Breeze icon theme.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
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be valid for this artwork library too.
La Capitaine theme icons is a special kind of software library, it is an
artwork library, its elements can be used in a Graphical User Interface, or
GUI.
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- where they exist, SVG;
- otherwise, if applicable, the multi-layered formats xcf or psd, or
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- additionally, the multi-layers Microsoft Windows cursor formats: cur, or ani.
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containing the elements. You may follow this practice.
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the use of elements of this art library in a GUI.
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# Capitaine cursors
This is an x-cursor theme inspired by macOS and based on KDE Breeze.
The source files were made in Inkscape, and the theme was designed to
pair well with my icon pack,
[La Capitaine](https://github.com/keeferrourke/la-capitaine-icon-theme).
## Pre-built binaries
### GNU/Linux
Everything you need to build the xcursor theme is found in `src/`, and
the prebuilt theme for GNU/Linux desktops is found in `dist/`.
### Windows
I have also provided a Windows cursor theme available in `.windows/`,
though it is not buildable from source due to the broken nature of
Microsoft's operating system. Microsoft cursors must be made using a
proprietary GUI editor from PNG sources, which is **bad**. For this
reason, the Windows version of Capitaine cursors will not receive
substantial updates.
## Notes
Building the x-cursor theme from SVG source requires a regular inkscape
installation. It also needs a command called `xcursorgen`. If the build
script fails, you should probably install inkscape and xcursorgen using
your preferred package manager :)
## License
Capitaine cursors is based on KDE Breeze cursors, as such it falls under
the same license.
Capitaine cursors is LGPLv3. See COPYING for more details.
## Installation
### \*NIXes, \*BSDs, and possibly others
To install the cursor theme simply copy the compiled theme to your icons
directory. For local user installation:
```
cp -pr dist/ ~/.icons/capitaine-cursors
```
For system-wide installation for all users:
```
sudo cp -pr dist/ /usr/share/icons/capitaine-cursors
```
Then set the theme with your preferred desktop tools.
#### Fedora and EPEL
There is a third party Copr repository with ready-to-use RPMs:
```
sudo dnf copr enable tcg/themes
sudo dnf install la-capitaine-cursor-theme
```
#### Arch Linux
Now the package hs been moved to the official repository
```
pacman -S capitaine-cursors
```
#### Ubuntu
[PPA](https://launchpad.net/~dyatlov-igor/+archive/ubuntu/la-capitaine) (maintained by [@igor-dyatlov](https://github.com/igor-dyatlov)):
```
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:dyatlov-igor/la-capitaine
sudo apt update
sudo apt install la-capitaine-cursor-theme
```
### Windows
The Windows build comes with an INF file to make installation easy.
1. Open `.windows/` in Explorer, and right click on `install.inf`.
2. Click 'Install' from the context menu, and authorise the
modifications to your system.
3. Open `Control Panel` > `Personalisation and Appearance` >
`Change mouse pointers`, and select Capitaine cursors.
4. Click 'Apply'.
## Building from source
You'll find everything you need to build and modify this cursor set in
the `src/` directory. To build the xcursor theme from the SVG source
run:
```
./build.sh
```
This will generate the pixmaps and appropriate aliases.
The freshly compiled cursor theme will be located in `dist/`
## Donations
I'm a poor computer science student &ndash; and I spend many hours per
week working on software and artwork for the community. If you like this
cursor theme and want to support (buy me a coffee?), please consider
[donating](https://paypal.me/keeferrourke).
## Preview
![](preview.png)