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adding cursor theme support #1149
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Upstream PR: dylanaraps#1149 Thanks to @alaughlin Co-authored-by: Adam Laughlin <[email protected]>
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Thank you for your contribution! This PR is merged into hyfetch since this repo (dylanaraps/neofetch) seems no longer maintained. HyFetch is a fork of neofetch with LGBTQ pride flags, but the repo also maintains an updated version of the original neofetch, addressing many pull requests that are not merged in the original repo. Read the "Running Updated Original Neofetch" section for more info! |
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Description
This adds support for querying what cursor theme is being used. I figured some people might want to know?
Issues
Asking KDE which cursor theme is being used is a bit tricky as the default setting is stored in one config file, and if it's changed KDE creates a new config file to store the setting in. This PR looks in both places. Not sure if there's a better way to do this?
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