a 1:1 port of the cursors from macos into the xcursor format for linux
it's not a remake, it's a port. i'm not using random inaccurate svgs i found online, or scaling the hidpi versions back down to lodpi, i sourced the original raster images found on the latest version of macos and used the exact same hotspots that macos does. this is the most accurate pixel-perfect port ever made for linux, as far as i'm aware. short of hidpi support, it doesn't get better than this
i used a mac app called mousecape to dump all of the vanilla macos cursor to a gigantic ".cape" file, which is just a renamed xml plist. this file contains every cursor in macos in their original tiff format encoded in base64, along with their x and y hotspots and resolution. i decoded all of the base64 into individual files, sorted through which cursors i did and did not need, converted them to pngs, named them accordingly, and made .cursor files for each with the hotspots that macos uses
because i'm an idiot and figured it'd be faster to do it manually. i was probably wrong
i don't have the sanity for that, sorry. maybe if i ever personally have a need for hidpi versions i'll do it, but right now, no
download the zip from the releases page and put the mac-xcursor folder in ~/.icons. enabling it is dependant on your environment, but it's probably self explanitory
official svgs aren't available, so no
no
