Jani, Well, we have 3 different types of installs to cater towards.
Includes MythFrontend / Auto login Includes MythFrontend, no auto login Doesn't include MythFrontend The only type that it would really be necessary for is the Includes MythFrontend / Auto login. This session goes through and starts mythfrontend as one of its automatic startup apps (via ~/.config/autostart/blah.desktop). Mythfrontend has to scale some themes, so it can be a lengthy login. The other two types, it's not a big deal. When you say it was a maintenance burden, i'm imagining this was because you had to copy the sources from another source package manually and modify them? I can imagine that did look pretty slick with a running mouse though :) Regards, Jani Monoses wrote: > Mario Limonciello wrote: >> Jani, >> >> I was wondering about Xfce splash screens. We recently implemented one using >> the balou theme engine (see mythbuntu-default-settings-0.59-0ubuntu1 for more >> information). > > we've had a custom mice engine for dapper and edgy, it loooked pretty > good I think (a running mouse in the xubuntu wheel) but it increased > session booot time and was a maintenance burden, so took it out for feisty. > Do you experience long desktop startup times that a splash is required? > > Jani > > -- Mario Limonciello [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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