Hola!
I've created new theme for text-mode YaST interface, so besides default white-on-blue one, you can now enjoy yellow-on-black theme, which will be applied in the future to urxvt-style terminals by default. Here are some preliminary screenshots:
main window: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/mainwin.png sw_single module: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/swsingle.png release notes (richtext): http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/relnotes.png
Once feature #301893 is finished, you can pick text-mode YaST interface theme yourself by defining sysconfig variable Enjoy!
B.
Katarina Machalkova wrote:
Hola!
I've created new theme for text-mode YaST interface, so besides default white-on-blue one, you can now enjoy yellow-on-black theme, which will be applied in the future to urxvt-style terminals by default. Here are some preliminary screenshots:
main window: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/mainwin.png sw_single module: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/swsingle.png release notes (richtext): http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/relnotes.png
Look cool (coal) ;)
Once feature #301893 is finished, you can pick text-mode YaST interface theme yourself by defining sysconfig variable
Anyway, which variable is it? Could you write some examples how to do that, please?
L.
Once feature #301893 is finished, you can pick text-mode YaST interface theme yourself by defining sysconfig variable
Anyway, which variable is it? Could you write some examples how to do that, please?
Sure :-) With yast2-ncurses-2.15.19 or newer, and yast2-2.15.37 or newer there is a sysconfig variable Y2NCURSES_COLOR_THEME in /etc/sysconfig/yast2.
This variable enables user to set color theme of text-mode UI independent of current terminal settings. Possible values are: xterm, linux - well-known blue-white-cyan themes rxvt - new yellow-black-red theme mono - black-white-grey monochrome theme braille - contrast cyan-blue theme, optimized for visually impaired users
As for the new rxvt theme - please give it a try and report any discrepancies, low contrasts, strange colors, characters, and other ugly things to me, so that I can fine-tune the theme. I certainly cannot check all possible dialogs and widgets myself, as well as I probably might not have picked the right color combination for some purposes. That's why I'd appreciate your help.
Also, if you have any ideas for new themes for text-mode, let me know.
B.
On Wednesday 13 June 2007 15:02, Katarina Machalkova wrote:
I've created new theme for text-mode YaST interface, so besides default white-on-blue one, you can now enjoy yellow-on-black theme, which will be applied in the future to urxvt-style terminals by default. Here are some preliminary screenshots:
main window: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/mainwin.png
That kind of reminds me of late 80s amber monitors with Hercules monochrome graphics... ;-)
(both of which I liked pretty much back then)
CU
Qua, 2007-06-13 às 15:02 +0200, Katarina Machalkova escreveu:
Hola!
I've created new theme for text-mode YaST interface, so besides default white-on-blue one, you can now enjoy yellow-on-black theme, which will be applied in the future to urxvt-style terminals by default. Here are some preliminary screenshots:
main window: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/mainwin.png sw_single module: http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/swsingle.png release notes (richtext): http://users.suse.cz/~kmachalkova/relnotes.png
Hi Katerina,
Sounds nice, would also like to have a look at those. :) Server refuses connection from me though; any chance to get those uploaded somewhere for the rest of us? :)
Cheers, Ricardo
Once feature #301893 is finished, you can pick text-mode YaST interface theme yourself by defining sysconfig variable Enjoy!
B.
Hola!
Sounds nice, would also like to have a look at those. :) Server refuses connection from me though; any chance to get those uploaded somewhere for the rest of us? :)
Yes, the server with screenshots is not accesible to people outside SUSE/Novell. In the meantime I've uploaded them to opensuse.org, so that everyone can have a look.
http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Mainwin.png http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Swsingle.png http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Relnotes.png
Enjoy!
B.
* Katarina Machalkova kmachalkova@suse.cz [2007-06-18 10:30]:
Sounds nice, would also like to have a look at those. :) Server refuses connection from me though; any chance to get those uploaded somewhere for the rest of us? :)
Yes, the server with screenshots is not accesible to people outside SUSE/Novell. In the meantime I've uploaded them to opensuse.org, so that everyone can have a look.
http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Mainwin.png http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Swsingle.png http://en.opensuse.org/Image:Relnotes.png
will there be a kernel command line parameter (Linuxrc) to choose the theme for installation?
Thanks, Bernhard
On Mon, Jun 18, 2007 at 10:50:02AM +0200, Bernhard Walle wrote:
will there be a kernel command line parameter (Linuxrc) to choose the theme for installation?
AFAIK the kernel exports the unrecognized parameters as environment variables, so it should work already.
* Martin Vidner mvidner@suse.cz [2007-06-18 11:11]:
On Mon, Jun 18, 2007 at 10:50:02AM +0200, Bernhard Walle wrote:
will there be a kernel command line parameter (Linuxrc) to choose the theme for installation?
AFAIK the kernel exports the unrecognized parameters as environment variables, so it should work already.
Which environment variable can be used to set the color theme? I only saw the /etc/sysconfig variable in that thread.
Thanks, Bernhard
Which environment variable can be used to set the color theme? I only saw the /etc/sysconfig variable in that thread.
Y2NCURSES_COLOR_THEME comes from sysconfig, but gets normally 'export'-ed into environment by /sbin/yast2 script.
So you can alternatively set Y2NCURSES_COLOR_THEME to any of allowed values (xterm, linux, rxvt, mono, braille) yourself in the shell, or in .bashrc. In that case, however, make sure this variable in /etc/sysconfig/yast2 is empty (which it is, by default) otherwise it gets overwritten by /sbin/yast2
B.
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