Sur la root du Rhum !
Space Sunrise : Un thème pour Plymouth sur Ubuntu
Comme vous le savez maintenant, Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04 intègrera dorénavant Plymouth à la place du vieillissant Usplash.
Voici Space Sunrise, un thème créé par Andre « Osku » Schmidt
Il est possible de le tester via le GIT du développeur :
git clone git://gitorious.org/oskude-plymouth-themes/space-sunrise.git
Sinon voici l’arbre du GIT en HTTP
http://gitorious.org/oskude-plymouth-themes/space-sunrise/trees/master
Le fichier README
space-sunrise
a little plymouth theme to work as « progress bar »
made by Andre « Osku » Schmidt, public domain, or what ever…to create the needed images, run:
./build.shto test it: (assuming you got all setup for testing under x11)
./test.sh
(copies the theme to /usr/share/plymouth/themes/space-sunrise, uses sudo)the record.sh would try to record the test with recordmydesktop
(starts automatically, press ctrl+shift+s to stop)code notes
==========the « offset » variable is used to set the y position of the planet top.
0 would be center, positive values go down and negative to top of screen.
(all parts should use this offset)if you scroll past the image/sprite definitions, you see some *.start and
*.end values. those say at which « progress-time » (from 0 to 1) that part
will be faded in.sunGlow also has .animStart/End « progress-time », to say when to move from
.startPos to .endPos on the screen
Voici une vidéo de l’interface de Space Sunrise
Source : webupd8.org
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about 2 months ago
Firstly: sorry I don’t write in French. I understand but my writing skills are no good.
About Plymouth: I can’t even seem to get Lucid Alpha 2 Plymouth to work, although some users have reported getting it to work (on the Ubuntu forums). But the same users reported that they couldn’t get Space Sunrise to work – it probably uses some other files than what the current Plymouth version in Lucid needs (or maybe they installed it wrong).
And lastly: hopefully we’ll get something more than the Ubuntu logo as a default Plymouth theme for Lucid.