![]() ![]() ![]() Took me a couple of tries, but finally got it into the icons folder and was able to get a red mouse pointer too. You can install GNOME Tweaks using the Ubuntu Software app (just search for ‘GNOME Tweaks’ and hit ‘Install’ on the result) or by running sudo apt install gnome-tweaks from the command line. If you wanna learn why you need to do it it is because the /usr folder is a folder that your normal user can't write to(for security reasons), so you need to do it as root.Ī BIG thanks for these instructions! I had a feeling my 'copy/paste' was being held up due to folder being a 'system' one. The easiest way to change cursor theme on Ubuntu is using the GNOME Tweaks tool. What am I doing wrong? (do I Archive the file at download? Extract the files or NOT? Any help would be appreciated.Įxtract it in your download folder, then right click on an empty area of the file list and click "open as root", then on the new window select click once on the folder and then right click on it and choose copy then browse to the /usr/share/icons folder and paste it there. I found the DMZ-Red folder in my Download folder, copied it but there is NO 'Paste' option for inserting that into the /usr/share/icons/ directory (folder?) Open Control Panel > Personalization and Appearance > Change mouse pointers, and select Bibata Cursors. "Simply copy the folder entitled "DMZ-Red" in the tar archive to theSimply copy the folder entitled "DMZ-Red" in the tar archive to the /usr/share/icons/ directory." I found and downloaded a 'red' color - DMZ-Red into my download files. ![]()
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