"X" cursor stays after desktop loads

[Fabio Massimo Di Nitto]

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Andrew Graaff wrote:
| Yes, a few people have had this problem including me.  A possible fix is
| to open the X86Config-4 file in '/etc' and add an option to the 'Device'
| section as follows:
|
| Section "Device"
| 	...
| 	Option 		"SWCursor on"
| 	...
| EndSection
|
|

This kind of options are driver specific. Some of them use SWCursor
others HWCursors, others a combination.

If you have an ati driver (for example) you can do man ati and see which
one is the correct one.

Fabio

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