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author | Slávek Banko <slavek.banko@axis.cz> | 2023-09-13 22:51:14 +0200 |
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committer | Slávek Banko <slavek.banko@axis.cz> | 2023-09-13 22:51:14 +0200 |
commit | c0b455c680dcaac4342d685b017c44d0fa81fd06 (patch) | |
tree | 89be25ef6c60f838aff719f0c6c4374e3dde782e /ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash | |
parent | 366af113e1ceed9c1d6ae9e8d580a76f92615536 (diff) | |
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DEB default-settings: Move common files to common directory.
Signed-off-by: Slávek Banko <slavek.banko@axis.cz>
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diff --git a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Dialog.png b/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Dialog.png Binary files differdeleted file mode 100644 index 84a8c8a13..000000000 --- a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Dialog.png +++ /dev/null diff --git a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Preview.png b/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Preview.png Binary files differdeleted file mode 100644 index 09655c689..000000000 --- a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Preview.png +++ /dev/null diff --git a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/ReadMe.txt b/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/ReadMe.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 47b686406..000000000 --- a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/ReadMe.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ -This theme is released under the GNU General Public License -*********************************************************** -Name = Ubuntu Ultra Splash (Moodin) -Description = Sleek & Professional KSplash Theme for Ubuntu -Version = 1.5.1 -Author = Jim Bustos <jimbustos@gmail.com> -URL = http://www.kde-look.org/usermanager/search.php?username=jbus - -This theme also has a matching TDM theme located @ -http://kdelook.org/content/show.php?content=29331 - -This theme requires Moodwrod's Moodin Engine. -The moodin engine is/will be included in Dapper and is also available for Breezy in backports. - -This theme includes the official Ubuntu Breezy Wallpaper. All credit for this wallpaper goes to the author. - -This theme works with most common screen resolutions. In addition, it has backgrounds included for wide-screen and high-resolution monitors. - - -Changelog: -********** -1.5.1 -Tweaked logo - -1.5 -Changed License to GPL -Optimized Theme for latest version of Moodin Engine and for a more consistent look. -Added the Moodin Engine's Translate option for translation of 'Welcome' to different languages. -Changed greeting to 'Welcome <fullusername>' instead of 'Welcome <loginname>'. -Changed background to official Ubuntu Breezy wallpaper. -Updated icon choices, font size, and colors for a cleaner look. -***Included 1600x1200 backgrounds as well as 1900x1200, 1440x900 & 1280x800 backgrounds for widescreen users. -Updated installation instructions. - - -Installation: -************* -Use the Splash Screen Theme Manager in 'System Settings'->'Desktop'->'Splash Screen' to install this theme. -Be sure that your Login manager background is set to use the official Ubuntu wallpaper for consistency. This can be set in 'System Settings'->'Login Manager'->'Background'. - -Using your own background: -************************** -1.Extract kubuntuUltraSplash.tar.gz -2.Open up your wallpaper in the Gimp and open the Dialog.png file included the "Source Images" folder as a new layer. -3.Export the resulting image back to the UbuntuUltraSplash folder and be sure to name it Background.jpg. -4.Compress the folder as UbuntuUltraSplash.tar.gz and install it as normal. -5.Also be sure to change the 'System Settings'->'Login Manager'->'Background' to the same background for consistency. - - -***Users of 1900x1200, 1600x1200 & 1440x900. -******************************************** -If you have problems with your background being the wrong size, scaling incorrectly or fonts being too small or too big, do the following: - -1.Extract the UbuntuUltraSplash.tar.gz -2.Rename your resolution specific background(i.e Background-1600x1200.jpg) to Background.jpg -3.In Theme.rc change 'BaseResolution =' to your monitors resolution. (This will prevent auto-scaling of background and fonts) -4.Compress the folder as UbuntuUltraSplash.tar.gz and re-install it. -5.Test the theme. If Label and Status Font sizes still need to be adjusted, extract and open Theme.rc, make changes to font sizes, compress folder & re-install. diff --git a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Theme.rc b/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Theme.rc deleted file mode 100644 index 913cbfbe8..000000000 --- a/ubuntu/_base/metapackages/kubuntu-default-settings/debian/distrospecific/artwork/ksplash/Theme.rc +++ /dev/null @@ -1,41 +0,0 @@ -[KSplash Theme: kubuntu]
-Name = Debian O2
-Description = Ubuntu Edgy Splash
-Version = 1
-Author = Ken Wimer <kwwii@bootsplash.org>
-Homepage = http://bootsplash.org/
-Engine = Moodin
-UbuntuStyle = true
-
-BeginOpacity = 0.1
-Translate = true
-Background = Background.jpg
-ShowStatusText = true
-UseIconSet = true
-IconSetSize = 32
-ImageSpacer = 16
-LineUpImages = false
-BaseResolution = 1920,1200
-AppendX = true
-Labels = 2
-LabelShadow = false
-
-Image1 = kcmmemory
-Image2 = kcmsystem
-Image3 = printer1
-Image7 = kmenuedit
-Image8 = kmenu
-
-#ignored for kubuntu theme, coords are centred in the moodin code
-ImageCoords1 = 474,511
-ImageCoords2 = 524,511
-ImageCoords3 = 574,511
-ImageCoords4 = 624,511
-ImageCoords5 = 674,511
-ImageCoords6 = 724,511
-ImageCoords7 = 774,511
-ImageCoords8 = 624,651
-
-StatusFont = Sans Serif,9,-1,5,50,0
-StatusCoords = -1,580
-StatusColor = #000000
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