We'll not change anything further in usplash in Jaunty.
** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: In Progress = Confirmed
Target: ubuntu-9.04-beta = None
** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: Confirmed = Won't Fix
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Logo is blurred on non-native resolutions
Switching to KMS and plymouth will be the real fix for this, in Karmic
and beyond. With current usplash and the kernel's svga support it's next
to impossible to get this right, and we will stop using usplash in the
next release anyway.
** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Martin Pitt
** Changed in: usplash-theme-ubuntu (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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Still working on this after review of the current artwork and code
** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: Fix Released = In Progress
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It looks like this bug is not fixable with the currently available technology.
Martin, Ken, thanks for having a bash at it!
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Dear Martin Pitt,
my laptop's native resolution is 1280x800
I use usplash 0.5.30 and usplash-theme-ubuntu 0.21
I reconfigured usplash, that automatically generates a good /etc/usplash.conf
but the logo is STILL STRETCHED HORIZONTALLY :-(
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Dear Pitwalker
Thank you for your report. This might be related to the vesa mode.
Please tell me the output of the command 'cat /proc/cmdline'.
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My notebook's native resolution is 1280*768, /etc/usplash.conf had to be
corrected, logo/theme (usplash takes the 4:3 version) is stretched
(using the default kernel line root=... ro quiet splash).
I know that my video card doesn't list a wide screen VESA video mode -
could this be related?
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root=UUID=21e742bf-fbd7-4c5b-82f4-92bdf09a2bd1 ro quiet splash
lspci |grep VGA
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
(on my DELL INSPIRON 1520 the logo is stretched under Intrepid and Jaunty)
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Logo is
Leonard, please note that we don't set a vesa mode on the kernel command
line by default. usplash entirely relies on a correct usplash.conf, and
an existing vesa mode for this.
It seems that the problem for Hernando and pitwalker is that
usplash/svgalib picks a wrong video mode.
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Martin, thank you for you answer. On my machine - which might be too
little of a default installation - I don't get any usplash screen if I
don't set a vga kernel option. Maybe I have to install svgalib.
(How are users expected to set the console video mode? Startup-manager?)
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xres=1440
yres=900
in usplash.conf, yet logo still appears stretched after pitti's updates
(looks like 4:3 - 16:10)
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As stated before, until the new theme is uploaded there will be no
noticable effect (which is good for legacy themes, eh?)
If you are interested in testing the new theme (baked fresh today!)
build the source from http://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-art-pkg/usplash-
theme-ubuntu/ubuntu . Make sure
So if there doesn't exist a vesa mode for the native screen resolution
(and one can't force the monitor to not stretch the output) there is no
fix other than using a compressed image, right?
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Well, better put would be to say if the vesa mode isn't supported
correctly there might be visual artefacts because it is not really
scaling, although the effect is similar in the end (albeit worse than
scaling). Any given combination of monitor/graphics card with the wrong
resolution will lead to
Due to the smaller logo size now used for my screen, the stretching is
far less noticable (the not-really-scaling-factor stays the same, of
course):
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/673326/DSCF1691.JPG
I had to add the compressed logo to see the difference:
For this, I added these fields to the theme definition:
/* theme resolution; if 0, use width/height of pixmap */
short theme_width;
short theme_height;
/* position of pixmap */
short pixmap_x;
short pixmap_y;
Kenneth, Mat, please confirm whether this is
Just talked to Ken, and there are actually two different aspects:
- The patch I talked about above is merely making it easy to define
themes, and supply plenty of them for different resolutions without
having to duplicate the background images.
- If usplash.conf does not have the monitor's
I put the new usplash into my PPA, for playing around:
usplash (0.5.30~ppa1) jaunty; urgency=low
.
* Providing a background image for all possible resolutions has become too
cumbersome. Thus change theme definitions to be able to provide just a
logo, its screen position, and an
This debdiff for usplash-theme-ubuntu (now also uploaded into my PPA)
demonstrates how usplash themes have to be changed to use the new theme
definition, but not change any behaviour.
** Attachment added: debdiff for usplash-theme-ubuntu
To use only a logo, you could do something like
extern struct usplash_pixmap pixmap_usplash_logo_small;
[...]
struct usplash_theme usplash_theme = {
.version = THEME_VERSION, /* ALWAYS set this to THEME_VERSION,
it's a compatibility check */
.next =
I also confirmed how usplash.conf is written: the installer reconfigures
the usplash package. usplash's postinst essentially calls xdpyinfo
|grep dimensions and writes the resolution to usplash.conf.
So we can promise the following: On every computer where X.org looks
correct during installation,
Thanks again for your help on this Martin - much appreciated!
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Will you also upload the theme changes for Kubuntu and Xubuntu, please?
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Martin: Yes, I think we can commit this. For now I assume there is
little change to the theme. I'll get to work adapting the design to this
format and put a theme package together by tomorrow.
Michael: I have discussed this with the Kubuntu people and they have
basically agreed to use the same
Michael Marley [2009-03-04 13:49 -]:
Will you also upload the theme changes for Kubuntu and Xubuntu, please?
Once I got told that I should upload this, I'll adapt and upload all
usplash themes in the archive, of course.
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** Also affects: usplash-theme-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Status: In Progress = Fix Committed
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* Providing a background image for all possible resolutions has become too
cumbersome. Thus change theme definitions to be able to provide just a
logo, its screen position, and an
I have tried with the packages from your PPA, but I still see the
stretched image.
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Nevermind, I just realized that I had to force the console into
1680x1050 mode for it to work right on my laptop.
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I now updated all usplash themes for the new usplash above and uploaded
them to Jaunty.
Michael, this new usplash version will not change any scaling. As I
explained above, that requires a correct /etc/usplash.conf, i. e. it
should use your monitor's native resolution. Wasn't that set up
I keep the -theme-ubuntu task open, since Ken said he wanted to look
into defining more themes for more resolutions, and actually use the new
feature (just supply two or three logos and place them appropriately).
** Changed in: usplash-theme-ubuntu (Ubuntu Jaunty)
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The usplash.conf is set up to use native resolution, but for some reason
it doesn't unless I force the framebuffer mode in the kernel boot
commands.
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