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Green Apparatus 移植至X11后 wait 指针的修正

参考： http://d.hatena.ne.jp/tksmashiw/20080421#c

前一阵子在gnome look里看到了Green Apparatus这个主题，觉得不错就下载了。

但是其中的Wait指针有问题，动画播放时指针自己浮动了。 主题下面的评论里也提到了这个问题，但是没有解决方案。另外还提到这个主题原来是Windows的，后来被移植过来的。

今天在上面的链接里找到了解决方案：

首先下载CursorXP/FX to X11 Mouse Theme Converter

并安装 
sudo apt-get install libconfig-inifiles-perl perlmagick imagemagick x11-apps

然后下载一个Windows的Green Apparatus主题，应该是一个.CurXPTheme文件，其实就是一个zip

解压后修改Scheme.ini，把[Wait]下Frame=106改成107，[Wait_Script]下26-106改成27-107

最后重新打包，并用Converter转换成X11的主题。

安装，测试。 No problem!
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