Rosé Pine Cursor

All natural pine, faux fur and a bit of soho vibes for the classy minimalist

Based on BreezeX_Cursor

Usage

🐧 Linux

Arch:

# Installs both Rosé Pine and Rosé Pine Dawn
yay -S rose-pine-cursor

Other Distributions:

1. Download:
   • Rosé Pine
   • Rosé Pine Dawn
2. Extract:
   • Rosé Pine: tar -xvf ~/Downloads/BreezeX-RosePine-Linux.tar.xz -C ~/.local/share/icons
   • Rosé Pine Dawn: tar -xvf ~/Downloads/BreezeX-RosePineDawn-Linux.tar.xz -C ~/.local/share/icons
3. Install:
   • Use GNOME Tweaks, nwg-look, lxappearance, etc., to select the cursor theme.
   • Alternatively, follow the manual installation guide here

🪟 Windows

1. Download:
   • Rosé Pine
   • Rosé Pine Dawn
2. Install:
   • Follow the instructions here

🍎 macOS

1. Download:
   • Mousecape
   • Rosé Pine
   • Rosé Pine Dawn
2. Install:
   • Simply double click the cape file with Mousecape on your system and it will be imported into your library.

Gallery

Thanks to

• ThatOneCalculator
• waruhachi

Contributing

To build from source:

Requirements:

• Bun: https://bun.sh
• Clickgen: pip install clickgen

git clone https://github.com/rose-pine/cursor/

cd cursor

bunx cbmp -d 'svg' -n 'BreezeX-RoséPine' -bc '#191724' -oc '#e0def4'
bunx cbmp -d 'svg' -n 'BreezeX-RoséPineDawn' -bc '#faf4ed' -oc '#575279'

ctgen build.toml -d 'bitmaps/BreezeX-RoséPine' -n 'BreezeX-RoséPine' -c 'Rosé Pine BreezeX cursors.'
ctgen build.toml -d 'bitmaps/BreezeX-RoséPineDawn' -n 'BreezeX-RoséPineDawn' -c 'Rosé Pine Dawn BreezeX cursors.'

To build and test the snap package locally ensure you have Snapcraft set up by following the instructions here.

Then run the following:

snapcraft
snap install rose-pine-cursor_1.1.0_amd64.snap --dangerous # The --dangerous flag is required for all snaps that aren't uploaded to the Snap Store

# Iterates through all installed snap apps on the system, and "plugs in" the rose-pine-cursor snap so that 
# they can actually read the theme files.
# Note that you may need to restart these apps or even log out/log back in for the apps to actually pick up the cursor theme.
for plug in $(snap connections | grep gtk-common-themes:icon-themes | awk '{print $2}'); do sudo snap connect ${plug} rose-pine-cursor:icon-themes; done

# Alternatively, if you'd prefer to test this one app at a time you can run something like this:
sudo snap connect firefox:icon-themes rose-pine-cursor:icon-themes