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SPLASHY_UPDATE(1)					 Splashy POSIX boot splash system					 SPLASHY_UPDATE(1)

NAME
Splashy - a user-mode, POSIX and LSB compliant, boot splashing system for UNIX. SYNOPSIS
splashy_update "<text>" DESCRIPTION
Splashy displays an image and a progress bar at boot time. splashy_update is used to send commands to the running Splashy daemon. See "COMMANDS" below to know which commands Splashy understands. OPTIONS
text Sends text to Splashy socket. COMMANDS
chroot <string> <string> is a valid path to which Splashy will be chroot'd. chvt <number> Switch to vt <number>. clear Clears the text box area. CLEAR Same as "clrprint". For compatibility with usplash. exit Exits Splashy server. getstring <string> Makes splashy prompt for a string. The first argument will be the prompt displayed. getpass <string> Same as getstring except that the characters typed will no be shown, like in a password box. progress <number> Updates the progress bar to <number>%, where N is a number between 0 and 100. PROGRESS <number> Same as "progress". For compatibility with usplash. print <string> Print <string> in the text box. scroll <string> Print <string> in the text box and scroll down. repaint Redraw the background image. TEXT <string> Same as "print". For compatibility with usplash. SCROLL <string> Same as "scroll". timeout <number> Sets the amount of seconds splashy waits for new commands. If that time is exceeded, it exits. QUIT Same as "exit". For compatibility with usplash. RETURN CODES
1 cannot open the socket 2 cannot write to socket 3 invalid args 255 /etc/splashy does not exist FILES
/etc/splashy/config.xml Main configuration. defines how splashy should be setup. SEE ALSO
splashy(1), splashy_config(1), splashy-config.xml(5), splashy-theme.xml(5) AUTHORS
Andrew Williams <mistik1@geeksinthehood.net> Luis Mondesi <lemsx1@gmail.com> perl v5.12.1 2010-07-05 SPLASHY_UPDATE(1)

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SPLASHY_CONFIG(1)					 Splashy POSIX boot splash system					 SPLASHY_CONFIG(1)

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 --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 --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> perl v5.12.1 2010-07-05 SPLASHY_CONFIG(1)
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