I have never seen that in any build of SheepShaver, but possibly it depends on what application and what version of Mac OS you are running under SheepShaver. I see different cursors just fine, including animated cursors, with no anomalies.Ronald P. Regensburg wrote:...the changing cursor works fine in BasiliskII, but does not work in SheepShaver. The default cursor disappears, leaving a kind of speckled shadow, but the cursor image that should appear does not.
From my limited inspection of the code, I believe that SheepShaver is using the hardware Mac OS X cursor for better performance, while Basilisk II is laboriously erasing and redrawing the cursor under software control. No doubt the differences in behavior derive from the different approaches to cursor management.Ronald P. Regensburg wrote:I wonder why this is done differently in SheepShaver and whether several cursor problems that exist(ed) in SheepShaver are somehow related to this difference.
There is a comment in the source implying that the developer of the SheepShaver cursor management code was considering changing Basilisk II to use it as well. I guess you're glad that hasn't happened!
Personally I've never used Basilisk II, but think I prefer having a single cursor on the screen.