Free cursor set software for linux

GIMP cursor brushes project is a set of (50) brushes for use in the GIMP, created from assorted cursors. Cursor brushes continues my contribution to my image editor of choice, the GIMP.

Seems basic things like cursors (most used for help-style pages) are often lacking.
I find lots of fancy, useless stuff -- much of it of real artistic merit -- but, as I said, impractical.

I blew the weekend making these brushes. Granted much consists of "prior art", but there was a good deal of editing involved. I even made the "Cursor Mouse" from scratch.

Use them for anything youd like. If you redistribute them, please include this file.

I post these, and perhaps make updates, at gimphelp.org. All the items will also be included (in png format) at wpclipart.com, the Public Domain clipart site.

XCurs is a program used for editing XCursor formatted XFree86 mouse cursors. This type of format became available as a result of Keith Packards work on XFree86 v4.3.
Whats So Important about xcursor?
xcursor contains a) Alpha Info, b) ~16 million colors c) animation of cursor, none of which were available in prior cursor incarnation (bitmap cursor format, which had transparency, but not colored one and only 2 colors which were not quite easily changeable.)
Main features:
- loading (from RGBA capable files)
- saving (no symlinked cursors will be saved) (into XCursor format)
- xhot/yhot/delay management
- removing of single image
- adding of single image

transset-df is a patched version of xorgs transset. I wanted to integrate transset into my windowmanager and to be able to set and unset transparency by just pressing a key.
To make that possible I added several different select methods. The first one was select by pointing which lets the user run transset directly on the window curently under the cursor without having to click. Later select by name and id was added after inspiration from other transset patches.
In the future I guess its meant for the windowmanagers to handle transparency. Then we will hopefully see these functions and many other now imposible function. This will however require you to wait untill this is implemented in your favorite wm.
This patch is a way of "scratching where it itches", by creating a usefull integration with every windowmanager without changing any wm-code. The "unix way" of doing it :)
Main features:
- select window by clicking (as transset)
- select window by pointing
- select by window name or id
- force toggle
- increase or decrease opacity
Installation:
First of all, for transparency to work in X you have to have a X-server with XComposite extension working. transset-df is not a program that creates transparency, its a program that sets properties for windowses. These properties must then be supported by the underlaying X-server. Im not going to go through how to get xcomposite working, but if you can already set transparency with xorgs transset then you can also do it with transset-df.
type: tar zxf transset-df-X.tar.gz where X is the versionnumber
type: cd transset-df-X/
type: make
type: make install (you have to be root-user here)
Enhancements:
- transSet.c: Applied patch so that transset-df compiles with gcc 2.95. Thanks to Andreas Kohn for the patch

Unicode::Regex::Set is a subtraction and intersection of Character Sets in Unicode Regular Expressions.

SYNOPSIS

use Unicode::Regex::Set qw(parse);

$regex = parse([p{Latin} & p{L&} - A-Z]);

Perl 5.8.0 misses subtraction and intersection of characters, which is described in Unicode Regular Expressions (UTS #18). This module provides a mimic syntax of character classes including subtraction and intersection, taking advantage of look-ahead assertions.

The syntax provided by this module is considerably incompatible with the standard Perls regex syntax.

Any whitespace character (that matches /s/) is allowed between any tokens. Square brackets ([ and ]) are used for grouping. A literal whitespace and square brackets must be backslashed (escaped with a backslash, ). You cannot put literal ] at the start of a group.

A POSIX-style character class like [:alpha:] is allowed since its [ is not a literal.
SEPARATORS (& for intersection, | for union, and - for subtraction) should be enclosed with one or more whitespaces. E.g. [A&Z] is a list of A, &, Z. [A-Z] is a character range from A to Z. [A-Z - Z] is a set by removal of [Z] from [A-Z].
Union operator | may be omitted. E.g. [A-Z | a-z] is equivalent to [A-Z a-z], and also to [A-Za-z].

Intersection operator & has high precedence, so [p{A} p{B} & p{C} p{D}] is equivalent to [p{A} | [p{B} & p{C}] | p{D}].

Subtraction operator - has low precedence, so [p{A} p{B} - p{C} p{D}] is equivalent to [[p{A} | p{B}] - [p{C} | p{D}] ].

[p{A} - p{B} - p{C}] is a set by removal of p{B} and p{C} from p{A}. It is equivalent to [p{A} - [p{B} p{C}]] and [p{A} - p{B} p{C}].

Negation. when ^ just after a group-opening [, i.e. when they are combined as [^, all the tokens following are negated. E.g. [^A-Z a-z] matches anything but neither [A-Z] nor [a-z]. More clearly you can say this with grouping as [^ [A-Z a-z]].

If ^ that is not next to [ is prefixed to a sequence of literal characters, character ranges, and/or metacharacters, such a ^ only negates that sequence; e.g. [A-Z ^p{Latin}] matches A-Z or a non-Latin character. But [A-Z [^p{Latin}]] (or [A-Z P{Latin}], for this is a simple case) is recommended for clarity.

If you want to remove anything other than PERL from [A-Z], use [A-Z & PERL] as well as [A-Z - [^PERL]]. Similarly, if you want to intersect [A-Z] and a thing not JUNK, use [A-Z - JUNK] as well as [A-Z & [^JUNK]].

jsPro is a set of libraries that extend the core Javascript classes and provide a number of new classes.

The aim is to provide a rich set of object-based functionality to the Javascript language.