SPLASHY_CONFIG
SPLASHY_CONFIG
NAMESYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
EXAMPLES
FILES
SEE ALSO
AUTHORS
NAME
Splashy − a user−mode, POSIX and LSB compliant, boot splashing system for UNIX.
SYNOPSIS
splashy_config [−h, −−help] [−s, −−set−theme THEME ] [−i, −−install−theme THEME .tar.gz] [−r, −−remove−theme THEME ][−−info] [−c, −−create−theme [args...]]
DESCRIPTION
Splashy displays an image and a progress bar at boot time. splashy_config is used to change Splashy configuration options.
OPTIONS
−h, −−help
Print helps and exits
−s, −−set−theme THEME
Changes current theme to THEME
−i, −−install−theme THEME .tar.gz
Adds THEME to Splashy theme directory
−r, −−remove−theme THEME
Removes THEME from theme directory
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−−info |
Prints all relevant information from the main Splashy config file |
−c, −−create−theme [args...]
Create a theme in an interactive mode if no arguments, else see the extra arguments section below
Extra
arguments
−−name NAME
Set the NAME of the new Splashy theme
−−version VERSION
Set the VERSION of the new Splashy theme
−−description DESC
Set the DESC of the new Splashy theme
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−−urls URLs |
Set the related URLs for this theme |
−−author AUTHOR
Set the AUTHOR (s) of the new Splashy theme
−−boot−image PATH
Upload the boot image located at the specified PATH
−−shutdown−image PATH
Upload the shutdown image located at the specified PATH
−−error−image PATH
Upload the error image located at the specified PATH
−−resume−image PATH
Upload the resume image located at the specified PATH
−−suspend−image PATH
Upload the suspend image located at the specified PATH
−−background−width WIDTH
Set the WIDTH of the background
−−background−height HEIGHT
Set the HEIGHT of the background
−−progressbar−x X−POSITION
Set the X−POSITION of the progress bar (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−progressbar−y Y−POSITION
Set the Y−POSITION of the progress bar (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−progressbar−width WIDTH
Set the WIDTH of the progress bar (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−progressbar−height HEIGHT
Set the HEIGHT of the progress bar (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−progressbar−red RED
Set the RED channel of the progress bar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the progress bar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the progress bar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the progress bar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−border−show yes|no
Set a border around the progressbar
−−progressbar−border−red RED
Set the RED channel of the border around the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−border−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the border around the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−border−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the border around the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−border−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the border around the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−background−red RED
Set the RED channel of the background of the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−background−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the background of the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−background−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the background of the progressbar (0−>255)
−−progressbar−background−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the background of the progressbar (0−>255)
−−textbox−show yes|no
Set a text box
−−textbox−x X−POS
Set the X−POS of the text box (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−textbox−y Y−POS
Set the Y−POS of the text box (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−textbox−width WIDTH
Set the WIDTH of the text box (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−textbox−height HEIGHT
Set the HEIGHT of the text area (percentage if the background height and width are not set, else pixel units)
−−textbox−red RED
Set the RED channel of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−border−show yes|no
Set a border around the text area
−−textbox−border−red RED
Set the RED channel of the border of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−border−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the border of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−border−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the border of the text area (0−>255)
−−textbox−border−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the border of the text area (0−>255)
−−text−font−file FILE
Upload the FONT file
−−text−font−height HEIGHT
Set the HEIGHT of the text area font
−−text−font−red RED
Set the RED channel of the text area font (0−>255)
−−text−font−green GREEN
Set the GREEN channel of the text area font (0−>255)
−−text−font−blue BLUE
Set the BLUE channel of the text area font (0−>255)
−−text−font−alpha ALPHA
Set the ALPHA channel of the text area font (0−>255)
−−autoverbose yes|no
Set if Splashy turn into verbose mode when an error appears at boot
−−progressbar−visibility−boot yes|no
Set if Splashy shows a progress bar on boot
−−progressbar−visibility−shutdown yes|no
Set if Splashy shows a progress bar on shutdown
−−progressbar−visibility−resume yes|no
Set if Splashy shows a progress bar on resume
−−progressbar−visibility−suspend yes|no
Set if Splashy shows a progress bar on suspend
−−progressbar−direction−boot forward|backward
Set if the progress bar goes forward or backward on boot
−−progressbar−direction−shutdown forward|backward
Set if the progress bar goes forward or backward on shutdown
−−progressbar−direction−resume forward|backward
Set if the progress bar goes forward or backward on resume
−−progressbar−direction−suspend forward|backward
Set if the progress bar goes forward or backward on suspend
−−fadein yes|no
Set if Splashy appears smoothly
−−fadeout yes|no
Set if Splashy disappears smoothly
EXAMPLES
"/usr/bin/splashy_config −−info"
Shows all the themes currently installed.
FILES
/etc/splashy/config.xml
Main configuration. defines how splashy should be setup.
/etc/splashy/themes/default/theme.xml
Default theme. defines how the images displayed by splashy should be setup, their location and other theme-related variables.
SEE ALSO
splashy(1), splashy_update(1), splashy−config.xml(5), splashy−theme.xml(5)
AUTHORS
Vincent Amouret <vincent.amouret@gmail.com> Luis Mondesi <lemsx1@gmail.com>
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