disregard initial patch, please see branch instead
https://code.launchpad.net/~redteam316/+junk/xsplash-config
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Logo/Throbber Positions Patch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/460380
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xsplash
This patch allows the X/Y Positions of the throbber and logo images to
be customized.
** Affects: xsplash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: logo throbber xsplash
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Logo/Throbber Positions Patch
https://bugs.la
** Attachment added: "xsplash.c and diff included"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34355365/xsplash-XY-patch.tar.gz
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Logo/Throbber Positions Patch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/460380
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This bug is present in Jaunty. I believe it is not related to GNOME or KDE but
something else, because both kwin and metacity exhibit this problem. In fact,
this post explains that Debian Lenny has the bug too, so the problem is
upstream and not related to ubuntu's modifications, thus hopefully
Fixed as in just the kernel panic or does the wireless also work after boot
too? Was this tested on a Jaunty alpha and it works?
To get it working on Hardy, I blacklisted the ath_pci but the only way I
could get the actual wireless itself working for me was to use NDISwrapper
integrated into the L
I just purchased a:
HP G50-109NR Notebook PC
NVIDIA GO 8200M Graphics
Athlon X2 64 Processor
802.11b/g Wireless LAN
Integrated 5-in-1 Digital Media Reader
Windows Vista pre-loaded
for cheap as a "black friday" / day-after-thanksgiving special. The
ath_pci kernel panic affects this PC too. I can c
Can you explain exactly what you did as far as setting the framebuffer
resolution. . .
Do you mean you re-enabled vesafb and fbcon framebuffer modules, as well as set
the vga=xxx line in your grub?
I know gutsy and later the vesafb is disabled by default.
Also what resolution is in your usplash.
Yes, I can confirm that I experience this behavior at every bootup. It's
really obvious with a light colored background. Increasing the status
width helps when I test my usplashes, but yes there are bootup lines in
hardy that does this. Usplash should prevent this as the information
scrolling chang
Make these changes below to your branch in the 3 places they apply:
/* Palette indexes */
.background = 0,
.progressbar_background = 7,
.progressbar_foreground = 100,
.text_background= 21,
.text_foreground= 49,
.te
Well, looking at the related branches at the top of the page, it appears that
it is your branch. I cannot change it but it would appear that you can. Are you
saying it won't let you change your own branch? I would think all you would
need to do is make the fix on your computer and then do a bzr
Yep, those pics agree with what I posted above.
Thanks for the Virtualbox tip. I wouldn't say it's fast as I'd have to
rebuild an iso just for a screenie, but VERY useful. Thats thinking out
of(or in this case in the) box :)
About the progress foreground being 156, if I remember correctly, its a
** Attachment added: "eft-theme.c with all palettes set to 254, as shown in
screenshot above"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16719434/eft-theme.c
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.text_background does not palette color correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/257181
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16719428/IMG_8435.JPG
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.text_background does not palette color correctly
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: usplash
"text background" does not palette properly. By changing the palette
colors to all the same color shows this bug when you test it. Just don't
set them all to zero(black) as for some reason that actually worked. It
should give you a rectangle of co
** Attachment added: "usplashmagick-test1"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16719303/usplashmagick-test1
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palette indexes in eft-theme.c should not be prefixed with 0x
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/66760
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Yea, I'll post it. I'll use the image and .c you posted as example. I
dont have a digital camera. I'm guessing there is no other way to take a
screenshot of a usplash...
Also, I tested the fix you submitted with the eft-theme example and I'm pretty
sure those palette indexes of 342 and 369 are st
Saïvann Carignan:
Well, I give your fix 2 thumbs up. It works perfect for me too aside from the
new bug we found.
Could you file a new bug and post the info with it. It's really noticeable
especially when using 3's or some other low palette number. Typically, the
first several palette indexes i
Okay, I've tested a bit more and apparently what was throwing me off is
the fact that "text background" does not palette properly. Try using
input similar to what I've got posted below. Just don't set them all to
zero(black) as for some reason that actually worked. It should give you
a rectangle of
Saïvann Carignan:
I looked at your "fix" for the palette colors. While the original code was
misleading by using 0x156, changing it to 342 is also incorrect. An 8-bit
graphic by definition can only have a max of 256 colors. I know, the 0x156
displays red for the Failure status, but where the hec
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