The following steps should work to build the Xquartz that comes with
Leopard, assuming you're on a Leopard system. (It's possible to do this
on Tiger, too, but is much more difficult and the subject for another
conversation.)
I'd be interested in hearing if that binary fixes the cursor problem (I
still have never successfully reproduced the problem, and not for lack
of trying). I would also like to hear if those instructions work, and I
would love any other patches thrown my way, too.
Your instructions work perfectly. Less than 10 minutes to get a new
Xquartz.
Both the self-compiled Xquartz and your precompiled one fix the
yellow-cursor problem for me. I am testing it with gcompris (available
from Fink), where it is particularly blatant.
For a message to this list a couple of months ago I made screenshots
with the good and the bad cursor colors:
Here are two screenshots of the gcompris window showing the mouse
pointer in the form of an eraser tool (the sponge in the rectangle left
of the center):
<http://perso.orange.fr/costabel/gcbad.jpg> unpatched Xquartz
<http://perso.orange.fr/costabel/gcgood.jpg> patched Xquartz
Thanks for fixing this so quickly. Now to the mouse button emulation... :-)
--
Martin
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