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hyprcursor-util - A utility to compile, pack, unpack, etc. hyprcursor and xcursor themes

Authors

       This  man  page  is  written for the Debian GNU/Linux system by Alan M Varghese.  The information in this
       page is collected from the official README file included with hyprcursor-util source files.

                                                                                              hyprcursor-util(1)

Description

       Cursor themes can be in 3 states:

       • compiledhyprcursor - these can be used by apps / compositors

       • compiledxcursor - these can be used by xcursor

       • workingstate - an easy to navigate mode where every cursor is a png/svg, and all the meta is in files

Name

       hyprcursor-util - A utility to compile, pack, unpack, etc.  hyprcursor and xcursor themes

Options

-c<path>,--create<path>
              Create a compiled hyprcursor theme from a working state

       -x<path>,--extract<path>
              Extract  an xcursor theme into a working state.  This option uses the external program xcur2png(1)
              for converting xcursor theme files to a format required by hyprcursor.

       -o<path-to-dir>,--output<path-to-dir>
              Both --create and --extract supports the -output option  to  specify  an  output  directory.   For
              safety  reasons,  donotusethisonversionsbelow0.1.1 as it will nuke the specified directory
              without asking.

              Since v0.1.2, this directory is the parent, the theme will be written  to  a  subdirectory  in  it
              called ACTION_NAME.

       --resize[mode]
              For use with --extract option.  Specify a default resize algorithm for shapes.  Default is none.

       -v,--version
              Print info about the version of hyprcursor-util.

Synopsis

hyprcursor-util -c <path> [-o <dir>]

       hyprcursor-util -x <path> [-o <dir>] [--resize [mode]]

See Also