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xeventbind: Change cursor size on resolution change
Note that some applications will not respect xsetroot, so using XCURSOR_SIZE as well is necessary.
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# Get the host width
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HOST_WIDTH=$(bspc query -T -m | jq '.rectangle.width')
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CURSOR_THEME=${XCURSOR_THEME:-breeze_cursors}
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# Determine the DPI based on screen width
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if [ "$HOST_WIDTH" -eq "1920" ]; then
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X_DPI=96
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# If the DPI needs to be changed, change it
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if [ "$X_DPI" ]; then
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echo "Xft.dpi:$X_DPI" | xrdb -merge
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# Change the X cursor size as well
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# NOTE: For full effect, this needs to be used in combination with XCURSOR_SIZE.
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# NOTE: ($X_DPI / 6) here means that 4k will use cursor size 32, so it will appear
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# about half the size of the 1080p cursor. If this is not what you want, use
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# cursor size 64 instead.
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xsetroot -xcf "/usr/share/icons/$CURSOR_THEME/cursors/left_ptr" "$(($X_DPI / 6))"
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fi
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# Reload polybar with the new width / DPI
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