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So I like this MacOS feature where your cursor displays in large. I was hoping if anyone knew of such software that replicates this functionality for Linux. Considering MacOS and Linux are both Unix, and libraries are different, could X or Wayland help replicate this?
gnome may be the desktop environment, depending on your distro. it looks like this:
if your desktop looks like that, it's gnome (Pop_! OS, Ubuntu/Kubuntu, and a few others come with it by default)
None of the GNOME distros use this version anymore actually.. GNOME changed its design with version 40 onwards
Isn't the entire point of kubuntu being KDE instead of gnome...?