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Inverse mouse pointer
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You are disagreeing and then saying totally correct other thing that I also agree with.
Yes, the inverted cursor themes are installed in every Windows, they are not enabled by default, you have to go to options and enable them, which is a part of customizing your installation to your needs.
I wouldn't count "selecting a different theme" as customizing. But yes, seems we do agree.