Step 1: Change your mouse cursor theme to a different one (I use Hyprland, so the command for changing it is hyprctl setcursor [cursor-theme] [size] )
Step 2: Launch rofi with any command
Expected behavior
Rofi uses the new cursor theme
Actual behavior
When rofi is launched, the cursor is still using the theme used before changing
Additional information
I'm on Hyprland, so it might be a specific Hyprland issue.
I don't know if Rofi uses the GTK cursor, but even if it is the same one as the Hyprland one, it still uses the old one
Using wayland display server protocol
[X] Yes, I use rofi with wayland support
I've checked if the issue exists in the latest stable release
[X] Yes, I have checked the problem exists in the latest stable version
Rofi version (rofi -v or git commit in case of build issue)
Version: 1.7.5
Configuration
https://gist.github.com/Ehllay/5f3f20d80eb3b73dc85f231e1dec3d86
Theme
https://gist.github.com/Ehllay/6f0b47c6b3437e5cfdef6d78b55f31f0
Timing report
https://gist.github.com/Ehllay/91f72479e8f92befb779d1cdf94dd7d0
Launch command
rofi -show drun
Step to reproduce
Step 1: Change your mouse cursor theme to a different one (I use Hyprland, so the command for changing it is
hyprctl setcursor [cursor-theme] [size]
) Step 2: Launch rofi with any commandExpected behavior
Rofi uses the new cursor theme
Actual behavior
When rofi is launched, the cursor is still using the theme used before changing
Additional information
I'm on Hyprland, so it might be a specific Hyprland issue.
I don't know if Rofi uses the GTK cursor, but even if it is the same one as the Hyprland one, it still uses the old one
Using wayland display server protocol
I've checked if the issue exists in the latest stable release