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SplashyCreator

3.0

Bootsplash Screen

Score 65%

Chrispy
Nanolx.org
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Link: http://www.nanolx.org
Downloads: 3021

Submitted: Oct 9 2007
Updated: Jul 26 2009

Description:

Splashy Creator lets you create splashy themes.

After you setup all options press "Create Theme" and it will be created at ~/Desktop/SC/${name}

Installation:

grab the tarball and run ./configure, make and then make install

Comments, Suggestions and Contributions welcome.

Changelog:

3.0:

"Everybody Scream"

*
We do now support a rc file!
You can there store some default values.

File: $HOME/.splashycreator.rc

Content:
line 1: Name
line 2: Mail
line 3: Website
line 4: Default Description

Example:
Foo Bar
foo@bar.net
http://foo.bar.org
Foo Theme, based on Bar Wallpaper
*

configure:
- updated to v7.7

configure.checks:
- fixed error message for pysco
- re-ordered checks

Makefile.in:
- added mo po pot distclean rules
- install icon system-wide
- updated

data/splashy-creator2.glade ::
data/splashy-creator3.ui
- use system-wide installed icon
- ported from glade to gtkbuilder

code/splashy-creator.in:
- rewrote 98% of the python-code
- (now technically much better)

debian/:
- updated

translations/po/sc-de.po:
- added german translation

/*:
- improved tree

INSTALL:
- updated

TODO:
- updated

License: GPL

Source

(splashy-creator-3.0.tar.bz2)

Debian

(splashy-creator_3.0-1nano_all.deb)

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Good job!

by smartboyathome on: Oct 30 2007

Score 50%

smartboyatho me

This was one thing that I really suggested for Splashy in order to really get ahead of Usplash. Would it be possible to also create a splashy theme selector? That would be awesome! Also, maybe you can work with the splashy devs to incorporate this into Splashy.

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Re: Good job!

by TubaSoldier on: Oct 31 2007

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I'm of the opinion that Splashy is already light years ahead of USplash

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?

by Smokematic on: May 31 2008

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Smokematic

Does this work for KDE splash screens??

Software Is Like Sex , It's Better When It's FREE :)
Mandy 2008 KDE Kernel 2.6.22-9
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Re: ?

by Chrispy on: May 31 2008

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Chrispy
Nanolx.org
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Nope. This is for Splashy. Splashy is used for drawing Bootsplashes* in Debian-based Distributions.

* The Splash shown while the machine is starting up

I'm bigger and boulder and rougher and tougher in other words sucker there is no other
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Re: Re: ?

by TubaSoldier on: May 2 2009

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Splashy is not Debian specific. I knew Debian users were a little more snooty but I always understood them to be very intelligent when it comes to Linux. Hopefully the Ubuntardization of Linux doesn't spread to Debian as well.

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kde-look?

by Fri13 on: May 31 2008

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inactive user

This is application, even it is for greating bootsplashes, it should go to kde-apps.org (if it is KDE application and not Qt or GTK+).

So can you please move it there? :-)

Your application looks good and we need such kinds more.

ps. If it is GTK+, then to http://gnomefiles.org

KDE is made for users by users....
What can you give back to others?
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Nice program

by hellblade on: Jul 1 2008

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Some suggestions:
* Since this is an application you should move it to gnomefiles or some other application related site
* Please for the love of god and usability, change the autoswitching of show/hide checkboxes to the simple and standard behavior (ie don't change the text depending on whether it's enabled or not). Right now it's confusing. eg while "[x] Show Border" is straightforward, "[ ] Hide Border" is not.
* Could you add tooltips for each option?
* Also can you add support for opening/editing an existing theme?

Thanks!

"Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom."
- Albert Einstein
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Re: Nice program

by hellblade on: Jul 1 2008

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* Can you prompt the user for the theme destination instead of using ~/Desktop?
Desktop is not a good choice for saving files, something many people are used to.

"Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom."
- Albert Einstein
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Re: Re: Nice program

by Chrispy on: Jul 26 2009

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Chrispy
Nanolx.org
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sorry for the early reply, but I totally forgot about splashy-creator on kde-look.org T_T

* Apps which are directly related to artwork (SplashyCreator, Screenlets etc) are allowed here

* Checkbuttons do now behave normal

* May add Tooltips in the next release

* With the 3.0 codebase it will be much easier to add the option for editing existing themes, but don't expect early reulsts

* Theme Destination may be variable in the next release, using the new introduced rc-file

never let your sense of moral interfere you at doing the right thing ^_^
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SplashyCreator

Bootsplash Screen

Splashy Creator lets you create splashy themes. After you setup all options press "Create Theme" and it will be created at ~/Desktop/SC/${name} Installation: grab the tarball and run ./configure, make and then make install Comments, Suggestions and Contributions welcome.

Good job!

This was one thing that I really suggested for Splashy in order to really get ahead of Usplash. Would it be possible to also create a splashy theme selector? That would be awesome! Also, maybe you can work with the splashy devs to incorporate this into Splashy.

Re: Good job!

I'm of the opinion that Splashy is already light years ahead of USplash

?

Does this work for KDE splash screens??

Re: ?

Nope. This is for Splashy. Splashy is used for drawing Bootsplashes* in Debian-based Distributions. * The Splash shown while the machine is starting up

Re: Re: ?

Splashy is not Debian specific. I knew Debian users were a little more snooty but I always understood them to be very intelligent when it comes to Linux. Hopefully the Ubuntardization of Linux doesn't spread to Debian as well.

kde-look?

This is application, even it is for greating bootsplashes, it should go to kde-apps.org (if it is KDE application and not Qt or GTK+). So can you please move it there? :-) Your application looks good and we need such kinds more. ps. If it is GTK+, then to http://gnomefiles.org

Nice program

Re: Nice program

* Can you prompt the user for the theme destination instead of using ~/Desktop? Desktop is not a good choice for saving files, something many people are used to.

Re: Re: Nice program

Splashy Creator lets you create splashy themes.

After you setup all options press "Create Theme" and it will be created at ~/Desktop/SC/${name}

Installation:

grab the tarball and run ./configure, make and then make install

Comments, Suggestions and Contributions welcome.

Nope. This is for Splashy. Splashy is used for drawing Bootsplashes* in Debian-based Distributions.

* The Splash shown while the machine is starting up

This is application, even it is for greating bootsplashes, it should go to kde-apps.org (if it is KDE application and not Qt or GTK+).

So can you please move it there? :-)

Your application looks good and we need such kinds more.

ps. If it is GTK+, then to http://gnomefiles.org

* Can you prompt the user for the theme destination instead of using ~/Desktop?
Desktop is not a good choice for saving files, something many people are used to.