[LMDE5] By default, mouse cursor pointer is not always white - it's black in Celluloid, VirtualBox, WINE...

[NintendoManiac64]

With LMDE5, whether with the live ISO or a full-updated installation, the default mouse cursor pointer is not always white with a black outline - in some programs, it inverts to a black cursor with a white outline.

The easiest way to test this is to simply open a video file in Celluloid and put your mouse cursor on top of the video image area - you'll see that your mouse cursor pointer's color will invert.

Going into LMDE5's "Themes" settings and re-selecting the 'Mouse pointer' as "DMZ-white" fixes the issue.

Also note that Mint 20.3 Cinnamon does not have this issue.

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[NintendoManiac64]

LMDE 6 (not a typo) defaults to the bibata cursor so it's not the most straight-forward to tell if this truly has since been fixed or not, but at least switching the cursor to dmz-white resulted in it still being white in celluloid (and we're on LMDE 7 by now anyway).