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adi1090x / plymouth-themes

A huge collection (80+) of plymouth themes ported from android bootanimations
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Very nice, but they don't ask for LUKS password. #4

Closed andrimanna closed 4 years ago

andrimanna commented 4 years ago

I've an encrypted boot volume and it doesn't ask me for the unlock password. I have to press esc every time.

adi1090x commented 4 years ago

i don't use encryption so I've not tested on that. I'll start working on this soon.

eadwu commented 4 years ago

It doesn't seem like plymouth ask-for-password doesn't work, it's more like the theme doesn't seem to work with any prompt at all weather ask-for-password or message.

eadwu commented 4 years ago

Yeah it's because the rest of the Plymouth.Set*Function are missing, copying them over from the default scripts allows ask-for-password and message to work. The image files needed are already present (the non progress-N images).

adi1090x commented 4 years ago

okay I've pushed some fixes, pls try and let me know if it works now.

Zocker1999NET commented 4 years ago

I tested the theme pack_2/glow today on a Debian Unstable system and my system showed me a prompt over the animation, maybe this is fixed now?

adi1090x commented 4 years ago

Great, now i just have to adjust the prompt position, thanks for feedback @Zocker1999NET

nguyenhai97 commented 4 years ago

The password prompt make image look a bit off (it look like the width of the image longer than height) on my machine, it work normal when I do reboot and when testing with showplymouth script. I'm using Archlinux and my screen resolution is 1366x768

freundTech commented 4 years ago

Thanks. This works now, but the design of the password prompt looks really out of place. Maybe you could have a look at how this theme does the passwort prompt: https://github.com/nenad/arch-beat I feel like that would fit way better with most (all?) of those themes.