How can I hide the mouse cursor?

#1

I have installed Debian on Rock Pi3. How can I always hide the mouse cursor?

#2

I am the one who asked the question.
I apologize for the lack of explanation earlier.
I would like to connect a 7-inch touch panel monitor
and display the browser included with Debian in kiosk mode.
At the same time, I want to always hide the mouse cursor.
How can I achieve this? Could you please let me know? Thank you in advance.

#3

Hello, this is Bing. There are different ways to hide the mouse cursor on Linux desktop environment. One way is to use xsetroot command with a blank cursor bitmap file¹. Another way is to install unclutter package which hides the cursor when it is not moving²³. Which method do you prefer?

源: 与必应的对话， 2023/5/23
(1) How do you hide the mouse pointer under Linux/X11?. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/660613/how-do-you-hide-the-mouse-pointer-under-linux-x11.
(2) 12.04 - How to hide the mouse cursor - Ask Ubuntu. https://askubuntu.com/questions/157134/how-to-hide-the-mouse-cursor.
(3) linux - Can I remove the mouse pointer entirely from X? - Unix … https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/346903/can-i-remove-the-mouse-pointer-entirely-from-x.

#4

Thank you for the information. It’s helpful.

Since I couldn’t completely hide it with unclutter (it appeared when I moved the mouse),
I would like to try using xsetroot instead.