
Reinhardt KSplash/ML Plugin
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This is ReinhardtSplash for KSplash/ML
Installation is done as any normal program distributed as source:
# ./configure --prefix=(your kde dir)
# make
# su -c "make install"
It has come to my attention that you might have to include --with-qt-dir=(your qt dir) in the configure command to get autoconf to find your copy of QT 3.2, if you have more than one install (mainly for KDE 3.2 beta
users).
Then you will (as of yet) have to manually make a file called ksplashrc in your ~/.kde/share/config/ folder containing the following:
[KSplash]
Theme=Reinhardt
On the name:
Ad Reinhardt, 1913-1967
Reinhardt was an American minimalist painter, who became known for his extreme style, which also became more and more reductive from the mid 1950s, towards his death in 1967. After 1955 he worked almost exclusively in near-black. This said, there is in fact colour in the paintings, for example his "Abstract Painting no. 5", 1962, which can be found at the Tate Modern ( www.tate.co.uk ), is, though
seemingly black-blue, in fact squared with blue and red.
Enjoy!
On behalf of the Slicker Development Team @ http://slicker.sf.net
~Dan // Leinir
TODO:
Animate the throbber. Possibly using QMovie?
stepee
15 years ago
I use Reinhard icons it with Comix and a "color" theme i made.
Thanx for the Splash
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HagbardCeline
16 years ago
Can someone confirm this?
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leinir
16 years ago
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evilhamster
16 years ago
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HagbardCeline
16 years ago
I found out, that the problem only exists with the preview in the setup dialog. When activating it nevertheless, it works perfectly.
Anyway, thank you for your reply! :-)
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Cakeman
17 years ago
checking for Qt... configure: error: Qt (>= Qt 3.2) (library qt-mt) not found. Please check your installation!
For more details about this problem, look at the end of config.log.
Make sure that you have compiled Qt with thread support!
Even when I add the --with-qt-dir option.
I have KDE 3.1
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aaron
17 years ago
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