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Customizable GRUB theme inspired by Material Design
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convert from imagemagick not found #42

Closed Yonwabisa closed 3 years ago

Yonwabisa commented 3 years ago

Hi, I'm on ubuntu 20.04, with inkscape --version: Inkscape 1.0 (9f2f71dc58, 2020-08-02) Pango version: 1.40.14 This is what get when running matter: [I] Begin Matter install [I] Build theme from user preferences [I] Convert icons [E] Stop. The convert command from imagemagick was not found [E] Consider installing inkscape

mateosss commented 3 years ago

That's weird, I was pretty sure that installing inkscape meant that imagemagick (and thus the convert command) will also get installed. Maybe you got inkscape not from 'apt install`?

In any case, you can get the command by installing imagemagick as well (sudo apt install imagemagick).

I will probably update the readme just in case.

mateosss commented 3 years ago

Did you get it to work @Yonwabisa?

Yonwabisa commented 3 years ago

It worked hey, so thanks for that. And I don't know if you know, but it was buggy, as in it the screen kept flashing (refreshing I guess), the aspect ratio was off, and it was almost unresponsive in terms of keypress - output latency. Or maybe it's my system, duo celeron, legacy boot, 2GB ram... I've u installed it already, but if you'd like I could get it again so I can send pictures. Sorry for the delayed feedback

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mateosss commented 3 years ago

No problem! It's pretty weird what you are describing about the flashing and the unresponsiveness, the things that are being loaded at boot time with Matter are more or less the same to those that get loaded with the default grub theme. The aspect ratio problem on the other hand is most likely happening in any resolution that is not 1920x1080, it can be bypassed by manually modifying /boot/grub/themes/Matter/theme.txt until a solution for #4 is implemented.

I'll close this issue for now, but will keep an eye in case those problems occur to other users as well. Thanks for your report.