The purpose of this theme is to replace the black/white busy spinner in the DMZ cursor theme. All icons (except the animated watch spinner icon and the pointer) is inherited from the DMZ-White theme.

1. For the blue Unity8 dots I have used this YouTube video as a reference. This one as an inner shadow.
2. This Unity8 spinner came from the Ubuntu Phone documentation. The space between the lines are transparent.
3. Same as above but orange
4. DMZ-colored_trobber is the standard default DMZ watch spinner, colored blue.
5. With the orange split I am trying a different color. Here an orange dot splitting and assembling while rotating. The #E95420 sometimes looks like red, so this one is slightly more orange.
6. Simply a rotating Suru gear icon.
7. These 3 dots are placed like in the Ubuntu logo. I wanted to add some color and used Suru blue, Ubuntu orange and Canonical aubergine.
8. I came across this idea and thought it was a nice mix between Microsoft's circle of dots and Apples beachball. Also with so many colors, it can be seen on any background color.
9. A orange bouncing ball. I was hoping the shadow was a bit clear, since the ball disappears on orange backgrounds.
10. A gray semi-transparent ring with an orange slice rotating.
11. A blue circle with a "wave" animation.
12. This one is taking the idea of the current "process-working-symbolic.svg".
13. This IS the actual "process-working-symbolic.svg" spinning.

Some of these are 32px and others (2 + 3) are 48px, but we can easily force either size.

The pointer has also been replaced and should appear sharper.

This is a very early pre-release version of the theme. This package is intended for the Communitheme designers to get a sense of what actually works in Ubuntu. Many icons are missing, some stuff is just a white squircle. You will find issues and stuff will break. We'll make a public statement when this theme is ready for a wider audience.

Install Communitheme in order to get one of those cursor Theme set. How to install Communitheme.

To give this a try simply copy the folders to /usr/share/icons/ and select the cursor theme in Tweaks.

For easy testing, open the terminal inside the Yet-another-DZM-cursor-theme folder and paste the following:

sudo cp -r Communitheme_1 Communitheme_2 Communitheme_3 Communitheme_4 Communitheme_5 Communitheme_6 Communitheme_7 Communitheme_8 Communitheme_9 Communitheme_10 Communitheme_11 Communitheme_12 Communitheme_13 /usr/share/icons/