with cursor in central part of window, Z-rotate with cursor in periphery. Maybe it just doesn't give up control over the cursor's color? Do any terminal give that control to a program? I still don't know if micro tries to change it tho. See also: vr button, Marker Placement, Measure and Color Blobs, Map Eraser. I fixed by changing the appearance in the windows command prompt. But if not, then I don't need to search further and just stick with a dark theme. My question therefore is, is it possible? Is it a feature of micro? If so it could be a problem with the command prompt or the ssh, or something else.
What I'd like to do is having the cursor be a darker color preferably through colorschemes. Sadly none is an inverted insert cursor, but maybe you can find something that suits you.
As the title reads, is it possible? I bumped into the problem when trying the bubblegum theme (a light theme) and found the white cursor on a white background a little difficult to read. Create a userscript or run the following from the console: require ('ko/editor').scimoz ().cursor 2 The number can be anything from -1 to 8 for a variety of different cursors (the default is -1 ).
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