31 Mar
2024
31 Mar
'24
7:56 p.m.
William Morder composed on 2024-03-31 11:37 (UTC-0700):
Well, so I read what you say, and that makes sense,
except for one detail:
/usr/share/icons
(where the individual cursors would be kept) is wiped out every time I
reinstall my system; thus also my wide selection of mouse cursors (130 of
which I never use) ought to disappear, and I would have to start over and
reinstall them.
Is there anything more than empty directories in your /usr/local/ tree?
All my software extensions go on a separate filesystem mounted to /usr/local/ for
all Gnu/Linux installations except AntiX and MX. Those two conscript /usr/local/
for their own use. /usr/local/share/icons/ here has only 5 icons in it, all for
gtk-built software such as SeaMonkey, Palemoon and Firefox.
/usr/local/share/applications has my custom made menu entries, while
/usr/local/fonts/ contains fonts, /usr/local/bin/ has custom scripts, and other
directories in /usr/local/ contain various static-built apps extracted from .bz2
and .tar.gz files.
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