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Subject: Eclipse on FreeBSD - where's my cursor
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Issue: Eclipse 2.1.x does not show a cursor in the edit pane when editing
java source code [somewhat of an inconvenience]

Background: When using FreeBSD 4.7,4.8 or 4.9, with windowmanagers Gnome,
KDE, fvwm2, whatever, no cursor is visible. Attempting to change the
window behaviour by use of "Window>Preferences>Java>Editor" has no effect.

Alternatively, if I use Jedit, for example, it's fine.

Any thoughts?