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X11-big-cursor MINIHOWTO

How to use enlarged mouse cursors with the X window system

Jörg Schneider

v2, 11 August 1997

This document describes how to use enlarged mouse cursors with the X window system.

1. Introduction

2. About this document

3. How to do it

4. Notes and limitations

5. Technical discussion

6. Other ideas how to make the mouse cursor more visible

7. Related info

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