[openbox] Startup notification.

[Andrej N. Gritsenko]

    Hello!

Das has written on Wednesday, 10 July, at 17:00:
>Ahhh

>Now that I think back, if you are just using the standard X11 mouse cursor
>I don't think it moves, I'm pretty sure you need to get some fancy animated
>mouse cursors then it's going to spin around or rotate.

    Well, I'm not using default X cursor. Usually I use either DMZ or
Oxygen theme. Both those themes are animated and I see those animations
when I load a folder in pcmanfm. But I never got "busy" cursor when I
start some program with startup notification enabled. :(

>So do this for a test, I'm personally using the Ecliz Mouse Cursors you can
>download here;

>http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ecliz?content=110340  (Click the
>first download link; (Ecliz Cursors)

>I use LXAppearance 0.5.2 which changes many things for theming besides the
>mouse cursorm quite nice if you don't have it.

    Exactly what I use to tune the look and feel.

>If you want to load them the manual method you'll need to place them in
>your .Xdefaults which I believe is like this; (Just uncomment the one you
>want to use)

># Change Xterm Icon

>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz
>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz-cyan
>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz-green
>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz-orange
>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz-red
>#Xcursor.theme:Ecliz-yellow

>Using the Ecliz mouse cursors my cursor spins around...

>Let me know...

    well, there may be some misunderstanding there. The Openbox changes
the cursor for xkill if xkill is set in Openbox menu or shortcut but it
doesn't change it for programs that have no own cursor, the cursor stays
"arrow" still instead of "busy" which I believe it have to become until
startup is complete. But I believe xkill has own cursor setup and it does
not depend on which setting I have in Openbox menu or shortcut for it.

>CHEERS

    Cheers!
    Andriy.