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[/li] [li]1- Extract it as root to /usr/share/icons/, open a terminal [i]as root[/i] and use next command: [quote]tar

IT[/b] [li]0- Download cursor pack[/li] [li]1- Extract it as root to /usr/share/icons/, open a terminal [i]as root

, [b]56[/b]=56 pixels or [b]64[/b]=64 pixels.[/li] [li]3- Move [i]as root[/i] the theme folder to /usr/share/icons

). To install it, just copy "X11-Default-Black" dir to /usr/share/icons. If you're using simple WM without GUI

.[/li] [li]3- Move [b]as root[/b] each theme folder to /usr/share/icons. Open a terminal as root and you can use

the content in [code] ~/.local/share/icons/ [/code

directories into corresponding directory in your distro. For example in Mint it is /usr/share/icons

/share/icons/, open a terminal [i]as root[/i] and use next command: [quote]tar --directory=Downloads

to /usr/share/icons. Open a terminal as root and you can use the following command line, changing

' tab. 2. drop archived file onto the window. On Xfce, 1. Untar the file into ~/.icons