Description: A cool set of splash screens for applications like Gimp, OpenOffice, Scribus, Quanta, Amarok, KMymoney and GXine, that you can download and install easyly.
Collaboration is required: you can download the xcf sources and create new splash screens for others applications.Last changelog:
----- * Updated URL.
----- Versión 1.0.2
* Background Changed to avoid license problems. Now the background has been made by me and it is 100% GPL.
uhm..
ooosplash="/usr/lib/ooo-2.0/program/intro.bmp" [yeah, path is modified for SuSE...]
and
cp ooo-splash.bmp $ooosplash 2> /dev/null
is that correct?
[btw. for SuSE 10.2 users:You'll have to overwrite openintro_suse.bmp ]
I've different paths in SuSE 10.2, here the ones I know:
amarok="/opt/kde3/share/apps/amarok/images/splash_screen.png"
quanta="/opt/kde3/share/apps/quanta/toolbar/quantalogo.png"
gimpsplash="/opt/gnome/share/gimp/2.0/images/gimp-splash.png"
ooosplash="/usr/lib/ooo-2.0/program/intro.bmp"
Well now some guess - which I don't know for sure but I could bet they're right:
kmymoney="/opt/kde3/share/apps/kmymoney2/pics/startlogo.png"
gaim="/opt/gnome/share/pixmaps/gaim/logo.png"
well the main thing is SuSE splittet those apps in /opt/ sorted in kde3 and gnome, but I guess after reading the paths, you already figured it out..
YOU HAVE TO MODIFY THE PATHS IN install.sh [only SuSE 10.2 users - maybe other SuSE versions too?]
it would be nice if you could create a program that automatically applies this splash screen to every program that starts kind of like how older versions of gnome would do
For those who are new this is how you install it.
1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal
2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/
3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER]
4. type: cd splash[TAB]
5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then .
6. type ./install
7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
For those who are new this is how you install it.
1. download splash-screens-1.02.tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then save it to your /home/user_name/Documents directory
2.type: cd /home/user_name/Documents
3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER]
4. type: cd splash[TAB]
5. There are two options here.
a: For Ubuntu/Kubuntu type sudo ./install.sh
b: For redhat/suse/mandriva type su -C ./install.sh
7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.Sometimes in this age of high technology the best tool is a rock.
For those who are new this is how you install it.
1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal
2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/
3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER]
4. type: cd splash[TAB]
5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then .
6. type ./install
7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
For those who are new this is how you install it.
1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal
2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/
3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER]
4. type: cd splash[TAB]
5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then .
6. type ./install
7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
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uhm.. ooosplash="/usr/lib/ooo-2.0/program/intro.bmp" [yeah, path is modified for SuSE...] and cp ooo-splash.bmp $ooosplash 2> /dev/null is that correct? [btw. for SuSE 10.2 users:You'll have to overwrite openintro_suse.bmp ]
I've different paths in SuSE 10.2, here the ones I know: amarok="/opt/kde3/share/apps/amarok/images/splash_screen.png" quanta="/opt/kde3/share/apps/quanta/toolbar/quantalogo.png" gimpsplash="/opt/gnome/share/gimp/2.0/images/gimp-splash.png" ooosplash="/usr/lib/ooo-2.0/program/intro.bmp" Well now some guess - which I don't know for sure but I could bet they're right: kmymoney="/opt/kde3/share/apps/kmymoney2/pics/startlogo.png" gaim="/opt/gnome/share/pixmaps/gaim/logo.png" well the main thing is SuSE splittet those apps in /opt/ sorted in kde3 and gnome, but I guess after reading the paths, you already figured it out.. YOU HAVE TO MODIFY THE PATHS IN install.sh [only SuSE 10.2 users - maybe other SuSE versions too?]
it would be nice if you could create a program that automatically applies this splash screen to every program that starts kind of like how older versions of gnome would do
For those who are new this is how you install it. 1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal 2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/ 3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER] 4. type: cd splash[TAB] 5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then . 6. type ./install 7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
For those who are new this is how you install it. 1. download splash-screens-1.02.tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then save it to your /home/user_name/Documents directory 2.type: cd /home/user_name/Documents 3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER] 4. type: cd splash[TAB] 5. There are two options here. a: For Ubuntu/Kubuntu type sudo ./install.sh b: For redhat/suse/mandriva type su -C ./install.sh 7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.Sometimes in this age of high technology the best tool is a rock.
For those who are new this is how you install it. 1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal 2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/ 3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER] 4. type: cd splash[TAB] 5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then . 6. type ./install 7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
For those who are new this is how you install it. 1. download tar.bz2 package (not the source package) then open a terminal 2.type: cd /home/user_name/where/you/put/file/ 3. type: tar jxvf splash[TAB] [ENTER] 4. type: cd splash[TAB] 5. swap to root (in ubuntu/kubuntu its "sudo -i" or in fedora/redhat/suse/mandriva "su") then . 6. type ./install 7. your done now type "exit" and close the terminal.
I was redirected to a page that wasn't in English and I have no idea what to do from there.
That's spanish. Is _reaaally_ THAT hard to look for a link of a tarball or something!??
What was it? Curiously, me
Nice splash
The link is KO ;(
Amazing work dude. Excellent work!!!
Man, this looks really nice!
Very good work, dude!
I think that your background isn't GPL'ed.
Maybe! it was downloaded by google image search! I will chage it in the future. ;)
Yes, downloaded via google or not. It's OS X 10.4's default background. :/
Now all is fine! A new Background has been added, and the first non-gpl background has been removed! Thanks!
fine work, i love it :D