Under 'Scheme', select 'Android Material Cursors'

Try it and let me know! It took me 1 day to finish it.Ĭheck out the spinner! Life's better with the material spinner. These cursors are inspired by Android's material design text selection cursors, LG's WebOS pink cursor, some Google's App elements (like the pull to refresh and scroll buttons) and etc. Grab this free cursor set to add a dash of Material Design to your computer interface. Sorry if I am coming across as lazy or stupid but after a while staring at these screens my eyes give out altogether. I have looked at the 'Questions that might already have your answer' and, come on, Ubuntu says it is easy for the disabled but following all these 'nightmarish' procedures by a visually impaired person is a bit much to ask.

Thank you very much for your attention to this question.Īnd when I try 'For GNOME classic and Unity desktop the option to change the mouse pointer size or style is found in System Settings -> Appearance -> Theme -> Customize -> Pointer:' there is NO 'customize.' There are only 4 themes to choose from. How do I obtain and install a set of larger mouse pointers? As a new user I would prefer to avoid command lines and configuration editors and do a simple install, as I would in Windows 7. for a way to get a larger mouse pointer (this is very easy in Windows 7). The default is microscopically small, to me, and I have searched and searched Ask Ubuntu, The Software Center, etc. One of the reasons I installed Ubuntu was to explore and employ the Universal Access options - I have some vision impairment. Just this morning (Wed May 22, 2013) I installed Ubuntu 12.04.2 64-bit desktop on my 2.5 year old laptop along side Windows 7.

Windows 7 install custom cursors