Cursor theme on Linux
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Hello, does Intellij use customized icons for the cursor theme on Linux ?
Because in Linux Mint the default cursor theme is DMZ-White and Intellij uses always this theme (caret, panel resizing, link...) even if i change it to DMZ-Black for instance, except for a sub-window resizing where the current theme is always used (but not inside the window), thus the cursors of two different themes can be used at the same time.
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Do you use any remote desktop/VM? Is it possible to share a screenshot to illustrate the issue? As far as I know, IntelliJ IDEA doesn't do anything special to force different cursors.
Please also check if the issue is specific to IntelliJ IDEA, try with other Java Swing apps like JEdit or NetBeans. Do they use the different cursor than IntelliJ IDEA?
I don't use a remote desktop/VM and the problem is effectively the same in JEdit.
Did you install the app using snap package manager?
i did not know this tool, but the problem is the same (launched with /snap/bin/intellij-idea-community).
Just wanted to check if it's snap specific since there appears to be a known issue: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1579268 .
But in your case it seems to be a Java issue.
Ok, thanks for the help.
The Gnome environment is looking up the value from:
/usr/share/icons/default/index.theme
You can list all icon folders inside /usr/share/icons and look up for you cursor folder name like:
DMZ-Black
Copy the folder name and replace it inside the index.theme file like this:
Save it and log out or restart to take effect.
Hope it helps!