Add GTK Cursor changing tutorials and listing cursor names to the cursor section to Using-hyprctl.md #240
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Added GTK cursor change tutorials alongside a command for listing available cursors
vaxerski
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Jun 3, 2023
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True. I'll find that command and add it to this PR ASAP but wouldn't the cursor configuration stuff being together make more sense? |
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that's why links exist. FAQ because it's a FAQ |
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Ohhh you're saying to link the FAQ under the cursor section. Gotchu. |
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Added GTK cursor change tutorials alongside one for listing available cursors to help users understand how to list cursor names to make changing cursors easier with both hyprctl and GTK