DMZ-Custom-Color
Uses the DMZ-White cursor files from https://salsa.debian.org/gnome-team/dmz-cursor-theme and imagemagick's mogrify to
recolorize the white cursors to whatever color you'd like.
Currently its all pretty manual, since I just wanted a yellow cursor.
Still, it's easy enough to use. The run.sh script will copy over the DMZ-White
theme into a DMZ-Yellow folder and recolorize each png using the recolorize-one.sh script.
After this is all said and done, you need to manually change the theme files in DMZ-Yellow to
reflect the correct name. Finally, you need to run DMZ-Yellow/pngs/make.sh to generate the Xcursor files.
To use a different color change the relevant bit in recolorize-one.sh.
The install-cursor-theme.sh performs minimal checks and copies the relevant files to
/usr/share/icons. Don't forget to change your /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme to
something like:
[Icon Theme]
Inherits=dmz-yellow
Example
This white png:
Got recolorized into hsl(37,76,60):
Or recolorized into a mint variant:
