I notice that winit recently added some fallback cursor names for non-W3C compliant cursor themes, but only on X11. I was wondering if you think it makes sense to do this on Wayland as well? The default Ubuntu 22.04 installation has the "default" theme pointing to such a legacy theme, "DMZ-White".
Currently, running some of the winit examples, like the "drag_window" one are unable to set the cursor.
Although I am able to fix this on my own system by setting XCURSOR_THEME=Yaru, I'm concerned that many of the users of my app won't have this set. I haven't messed with any of the cursor config. It's just the default config for a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 installation.
Hello,
I notice that winit recently added some fallback cursor names for non-W3C compliant cursor themes, but only on X11. I was wondering if you think it makes sense to do this on Wayland as well? The default Ubuntu 22.04 installation has the "default" theme pointing to such a legacy theme, "DMZ-White".
Currently, running some of the winit examples, like the "drag_window" one are unable to set the cursor.
Although I am able to fix this on my own system by setting
XCURSOR_THEME=Yaru
, I'm concerned that many of the users of my app won't have this set. I haven't messed with any of the cursor config. It's just the default config for a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 installation.