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Enhance your desktop experience with unique and stylish pointer themes! This project is a curated collection of custom cursor packs for both Windows and Linux.
Enhance your desktop experience with unique and stylish pointer themes! This project is a curated collection of custom cursor packs for Windows.

## Cursor Collection

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## Features
- A variety of custom cursor designs
- Easy installation for Windows and Linux
- Easy installation for Windows
- Suitable for personal customization and theming

## Getting Started
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4. Repeat for other pointer roles as desired.
5. Click `Save As...` to save your new cursor scheme.

#### Linux (X11, e.g., GNOME, KDE)
1. Extract the cursor theme folder to `~/.icons/` or `/usr/share/icons/`.
2. Use your desktop environment's settings to select the new cursor theme.
- For GNOME: `gnome-tweaks` > `Appearance` > `Cursor`
- For KDE: `System Settings` > `Cursor Theme`
3. You may need to restart your session for changes to take effect.

## Contributing
Feel free to submit your own cursor designs or improvements via pull requests!

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