Show different Plymouth screen on boot vs. shutdown
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I am working on a project which has a custom Plymouth boot screen. I wanted to make the progress bar out of text (so the text slides from grey to white/color), but then it would show "nekOS 7 is starting up" on the shutdown screen. Especially in those random instances where it takes a long time to shut down, that would probably confuse the end-user.
So, what I am wondering is if there is a relatively easy way (or any way at all, as treacherous as it may be, hopefully aside from redoing code in the Plymouth splash screen) to have a separate boot screen for shutdown compared to the one at startup?
Thanks for any help in advance!
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I am working on a project which has a custom Plymouth boot screen. I wanted to make the progress bar out of text (so the text slides from grey to white/color), but then it would show "nekOS 7 is starting up" on the shutdown screen. Especially in those random instances where it takes a long time to shut down, that would probably confuse the end-user.
So, what I am wondering is if there is a relatively easy way (or any way at all, as treacherous as it may be, hopefully aside from redoing code in the Plymouth splash screen) to have a separate boot screen for shutdown compared to the one at startup?
Thanks for any help in advance!
boot shutdown startup plymouth
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
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I am working on a project which has a custom Plymouth boot screen. I wanted to make the progress bar out of text (so the text slides from grey to white/color), but then it would show "nekOS 7 is starting up" on the shutdown screen. Especially in those random instances where it takes a long time to shut down, that would probably confuse the end-user.
So, what I am wondering is if there is a relatively easy way (or any way at all, as treacherous as it may be, hopefully aside from redoing code in the Plymouth splash screen) to have a separate boot screen for shutdown compared to the one at startup?
Thanks for any help in advance!
boot shutdown startup plymouth
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
4611
I am working on a project which has a custom Plymouth boot screen. I wanted to make the progress bar out of text (so the text slides from grey to white/color), but then it would show "nekOS 7 is starting up" on the shutdown screen. Especially in those random instances where it takes a long time to shut down, that would probably confuse the end-user.
So, what I am wondering is if there is a relatively easy way (or any way at all, as treacherous as it may be, hopefully aside from redoing code in the Plymouth splash screen) to have a separate boot screen for shutdown compared to the one at startup?
Thanks for any help in advance!
boot shutdown startup plymouth
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
4611
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
4611
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
4611
asked May 4 at 16:07
Brenden McFarling
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In the script for your custom theme use Plymouth.GetMode() and compare against "boot", "shutdown", "suspend" or "resume".
I.e
if (Plymouth.GetMode () == "suspend")
ShowSuspendBackground();
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts/
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In the script for your custom theme use Plymouth.GetMode() and compare against "boot", "shutdown", "suspend" or "resume".
I.e
if (Plymouth.GetMode () == "suspend")
ShowSuspendBackground();
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts/
answered May 30 at 12:07
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In the script for your custom theme use Plymouth.GetMode() and compare against "boot", "shutdown", "suspend" or "resume".
I.e
if (Plymouth.GetMode () == "suspend")
ShowSuspendBackground();
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts/
answered May 30 at 12:07
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In the script for your custom theme use Plymouth.GetMode() and compare against "boot", "shutdown", "suspend" or "resume".
I.e
if (Plymouth.GetMode () == "suspend")
ShowSuspendBackground();
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts/
answered May 30 at 12:07
Anthony Myatt
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In the script for your custom theme use Plymouth.GetMode() and compare against "boot", "shutdown", "suspend" or "resume".
I.e
if (Plymouth.GetMode () == "suspend")
ShowSuspendBackground();
See: https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts/
answered May 30 at 12:07
Anthony Myatt
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answered May 30 at 12:07
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