 is there a place where to put feature request? I know Ubuntu is a big machine, but just asking anyway...
 Does Lubuntu inherits everyhing from Ubuntu or what degree of flexibility/independence does it have?
 My feature request is: create an option to locate the mouse cursor when the user press a given key (eg CTRL)
 it sounds super silly yet I can't find a simple way to do it without installing 3rd party (if any) apps
[04:03] <guiverc> @Rodrigo, you can file a bug (just mark it clearly as a FEATURE REQUEST), request on Lubuntu's discourse (again highlight its a feature request etc).  If it's a LXQt specific feature you want you may want to go upstream & file with LXQt  (note: we're still on 1.2 so one step behind upstream; debian are packaging 1.3 currently)
[04:05] <guiverc> fyi:  I can appreciate your request.. I have five screens & often lose my mouse-pointer; on iRC the #lubuntu-devel would be appropriate but good chance it'll get lost & you'll be requested to file via bug report or discourse...  I'm not sure where/how the 'feature' would be implemented though (I have oneko running on this box)
 thanks a lot @guiverc 😊
 oneko!!!! how cool!!!!👏🏽👏🏽😄
[04:29] <guiverc> it doesn't annoy me.. (not sure it helps much.. but i can move mouse & then just scan looking for the 'cat' moving on screens instead of having to keep moving the mouse & getting frustrated etc..)
[04:29] <lynorian[m]> Well Rodrigo there is the qeyes panel widget which looks towards where the mouse pointer is in a panel which if you have 23.04 would have that in there but with a lot of screens just provides a direction.
[04:31] <guiverc> :)  great suggestion lynorian[m] !  (disappointed I didn't think of that... I think I always chase 'my cat')
 haha I love oneko... no more problems for me😁
 already added to my autostart
[04:36] <guiverc> you can always use the qeyes panel widget as well... (at least it doesn't sleep over something you want to read!)
 😊
[04:38] <lynorian[m]> Also maybe try a different cursor theme to have one that is birght and stands out more I remember making my cursor purple and it didn't hide as much there is oxygen-cursor-theme-extra 
 yes, I see your point. My problem is mainly when I'm editing documents, the cursor becomes invisible. And to thicken it I have to go to obscure configurations (ie, I am not 100% what I am doing) (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <lynorianm> Also maybe try a different cursor theme to have one that is birght and stands out more I remember making my cursor purple and it didn't hide as much there is oxygen-cursor-theme-extra)