No, not at all. Anyone can change their X11 mouse cursor on any Linux distro. I use many different Mouse Cursor themes that are... Wild... to say the least. One of them is a laser gun that if left alone too long, begins to shoot at any static objects on the desktop.
First, open a terminal with the keyboard shortcut ctrl+alt+t
Paste in or type in:
sudo apt install gnome-tweaks
Once it is complete, you will find the app in your Zorin App menu. Open the menu and type "Tweaks" and it will show up.
Double click to open tweaks and from the options on the left, choose Mouse
On the right pane, you will see the cursor theme option.
I typed in what you said to. During the process, the Terminal asked me “Do you want to continue? Yes or No [Y/n]”, then I typed Y and it did its thing. After that, I searched up Tweaks and opened it. The same issue happens when I install Gnome tweaks from the Software store as well.
hit alt+F2 and a pop up window will appear. type into it r, (Just the letter 'r', it stands for restart) and hit the enter key. This will restart gnome shell. Then test gnome tweaks.
Oh! I figured it out! I’ve been having this window issue where large windows would cut off at the left or right side. I just need to make them a little smaller and then make them longer. I never thought it would be the same deal with Gnome Tweaks. I think it’s either my laptop’s screen is too small for Zorin, or it’s a bug with Zorin.
"I use many different Mouse Cursor themes that are... Wild... to say the least. One of them is a laser gun that if left alone too long, begins to shoot at any static objects on the desktop."
Are you for real? And I thought I had a nice cursor just cuz it was a sword.
I would be most grateful if you tell me how to get it.
