Inconsistent cursor on flatpak

[Kayjzjzk]

What I have tried so far
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php%3Ft%3D343939&ved=2ahUKEwilpL6o_MCDAxXdwQIHHS7oA-UQFnoECBMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1MYz0P-uW5q6IrfDKzduVz

Which suggested

flatpak --user override --filesystem=/home/$USER/.icons/:ro

flatpak --user override --filesystem=/usr/share/icons/:ro
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Changed settings in flatsteel too as suggested here

Flatpak cursor break

Hey guys, recently I have had to reinstall Zorin OS on my machine, and I have noticed that some Flatpak applications ("Freetube", Bitwarden, Drawing, etc) are defaulting to the Adwaita cursor, instead of using my custom one (Oreo Cursor). I don't remember this being an issue on my previous install. Anyone else is having this issue/ knows of a fix? Thanks in advance.

I have no clue what more can I do, and any help is appreciated.

Thanks

[Ponce-De-Leon]

A Question: Where did You put the Folder with the Cursor Theme?

[Aravisian]

I agree with @Ponce-De-Leon, you should copy the icon set to your ~/.icons directory (Create it if it does not exist. Remember, the hidden system directories have the period in front of the name).
Flatpak/Seal will not access /usr/ directory.

[Kayjzjzk]

@Ponce-De-Leon

A Question: Where did You put the Folder with the Cursor Theme?

.local/share/icons

@Aravisian

Flatpak/Seal will not access /usr/ directory.

I also tried copying the entire icon folder in usr/share to local/share still no luck

[Topaz]

In Flatseal, you also need to specify the theme by name in:
Environment > Variables
by adding:
ICON_THEME=name-of-your-theme

ICON_THEME might have to be CURSOR_THEME when changing the cursor, I'm not sure.

You can set for "All Applications" or a specific application in the left panel of Flatseal.

[Ponce-De-Leon]

@Kayjzjzk

.local/share/icons

Okay, I understand. In the Past, I had the same Issue with that. I had put it in this local Path too. And then I had on some Programs or the Desktop with my chosen Cursor Theme and some not - it was a Mixture.

So I changed the Place for my Cursor Theme. I have put it to /usr/share/icons/ (not to /usr/share!) because when you put it there it is use systemwide. But you need sudo Rights. I think the easiest Way to do it is in the Terminal.

And when You placed Your Cursor Theme Folder in the usr Path make a reboot and then go to gnome-tweaks an change Your Cursor Theme. For me that works. I hope for You too.

[Kayjzjzk]

Thanks, this worked