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SimplyLine - Plymouth theme

Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net

Description:

SimplyLine plymouth theme for Linux Mint > = 9 & Ubuntu > = 10.04 by Spox5

Resolution: EVERYONE

Tested on Linux Mint 9

If You looking Usplash SimplyLine please go to http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/SimplyLine+for+Karmic+%26+Jaunty+%26Intrepid?content=95555

FIX - If You doesn't work read next text:

1) choose "simply-line"
[quote]sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth[/quote]
2) [quote]sudo update-initramfs -u[/quote]

Reboot and you should see a boot plymouth SimplyLine.

UnderworldDemon666
8 years ago

Is the link broken?

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CruelAngel
8 years ago

but I found a precompiled deb that works http://lokir.org/me/ubuntu/plymouth-theme-simply-line-script_0.8.2-2-1mint3_all.deb

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CruelAngel
8 years ago

seems so... sadly.

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ptitnono888
8 years ago

Thanks a lot, I did the changement in script.script because the progress bar was too slow ans now it works very well.

But on startup the progress bar stop a few seconds and then grow up to the right of the screen. Can you help me ?

Thanks ! (is it JavaScript ? maybe you can simplify it...)

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stribianese91
10 years ago

How I can modify the durate of progress bar?
Actually, the bar disappear when the signal is in the half of the progress bar...

I must modify /lib/plymouth/themes/simply_line/script.script?

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Spox5
10 years ago

Yes, You must edit file script.script.
If I find time, I help You.

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stribianese91
10 years ago

Ok, thanks :)

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Spox5
10 years ago

Should be added in 109 line * 2 or another number. I do not know how to make it actually boot from the progress of the modules, so far only that solution.

progress_bar.image = progress_bar.original_image.Scale(progress_bar.original_image.GetWidth(progress_bar.original_image) * progress * 2, progress_bar.original_image.GetHeight())

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