How to get new Xcursors to work?

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OK folks, I'm stumped.  I have some fancy new cursors I'd like to try
out with my RH 9, but I can't seem to get them to work.

I got a set called Silver.  With that I get the cursors and an
index.theme file:

[Icon Theme]
Inherits=Silver

Next thing I do, following procedures on many sites, I go to ~/.icons (I
*DO NOT* want to do this in /usr/share/icons until I know it
works...just like I put my fonts in ~/.fonts) and have this:

~/.icons/default/index.theme
~/.icons/Silver/cursors/...(all the cursor bits)

So, I restart X...no cursors.  So, I try:

~/.icons/index.theme
~/.icons/Silver/cursors/...

Restart X...nope.  OK:

~/.icons/default/index.theme
~/.icons/cursors/...

Restart X...nuh-uh.  Hmm:

~/.icons/index.theme
~/.icons/cursors/...

Restart X...@@#$! it.  How 'bout:

~/.icons/default/index.theme
~/.icons/Silver/cursors/...
AND in .Xdefaults:
Xcursor.theme: Silver

Restart X...AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

So, can anyone out there please help me, or should I just switch to
Gentoo, LFS, Mandrake, or any of the other distros that seem to let
people do this?  Do I have to use KDE and not GNOME?  What, please?

Matt
-- 
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