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Spacemacs overrides the OS mouse cursor with no feature to disable #1181

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jonathanj opened this issue Apr 15, 2015 · 4 comments
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Spacemacs overrides the OS mouse cursor with no feature to disable #1181

jonathanj opened this issue Apr 15, 2015 · 4 comments
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@jonathanj
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Using the solarized-dark theme (and all the other bundled themes I tested) the mouse cursor colours are set to values different from the regular OS values. In some cases this might be desirable but it would be nice if it was possible to not have the cursor changed.

I couldn't figure out how to undo these changes after they were applied either at runtime (I tried set-mouse-color) or by commenting all "mouse" lines in .emacs.d/spacemacs/extensions/solarized-theme/solarized.el.

On OS X using solarized-dark I think the default OS X cursor has far better visibility than the customized one, in my opinion anyway.

Spacemacs cursor:
spacemacs_cursor

OS X cursor:
os_cursor

@syl20bnr
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I looked for this issue a bit and did not find anything useful, with a dark theme I would go with `(set-mouse-color "white").

@jonathanj
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For what it's worth this doesn't happen with my old (pre-Spacemacs) config that uses the "sanityinc-solarized-dark" theme.

@StreakyCobra
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@jonathanj You said this issue has been solved, right?

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@StreakyCobra Yes, it looks like it has been solved and appears in Spacemacs develop.

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