[Bug 2061676] Re: plymouth luks input prompt fails to display current locale and

2024-04-18 Thread Aaron Rainbolt
Looks like our keymap render image is out-of-date and that's what causes this. If I copy the keymap-render.png from the `spinner` theme into the kubuntu-logo theme, things appear to work. ** Changed in: kubuntu-settings (Ubuntu) Importance: Undecided => Critical ** Summary changed: -

[Bug 2061676] Re: plymouth luks input prompt fails to display current locale and

2024-04-18 Thread Aaron Rainbolt
Alright, so this is fun. Apparently there's an image full of keyboard layout labels in Kubuntu's plymouth theme. There also appears to be code that handles the password prompt, my assumption is that code extracts a slice of this image to show the keyboard layout to the user. Evidently it's doing

[Bug 2061676] Re: plymouth luks input prompt fails to display current locale and

2024-04-18 Thread Aaron Rainbolt
This bug should be visual-only, there's code in the Calamares configuration specifically meant to make sure the real keyboard layout is set correctly. However, the wrong one being displayed even with the right one in use is definitely very confusing. Interesting that it doesn't happen with BGRT,

[Bug 2061676] Re: plymouth luks input prompt fails to display current locale and

2024-04-15 Thread Eugene San
Update: I tried switching to BGRT theme and it fixed the issue. Both start and shutdown splashe screen display correctly and encryption input prompt displays correct locale. Trying any other non-text splash screen results in full or partial (shutdown only) activation of kubuntu-logo which breaks