Re: [opensuse] Getting rid of "Marching Penguins"

Benjamin Rosenberg wrote:
On Dec 30, 2006, at 10:56 PM, Basil Chupin wrote:

Benjamin Rosenberg wrote:
On Dec 30, 2006, at 10:32 PM, Ken Jennings wrote:
...but for my own system I'd like to see the glitz more often. If there a way
to explicitly turn on the Christmas display? I looked in my /boot and there
are no *.xpm or *.xpm.gz files per the previously posted web page
directions. Where does SuSE keep the Christmas boot screen?
Ken,
I screwed up in that previous post. Please visit this link to get instructions for the boot splash. Sorry about that. :)

Right, well, you go and stand in the corner for an hour young man! That should teach you to mislead people on such a critical matter!

:-)

Thank you! Thank you for calling me a *young* man. You have a wonderful 2007.

Anyone aged 39 years or less is "young". (My uncle who is close to 80 now has been 39 yo for many years :-) .)

BTW, that fix mentioned in the link you gave mentions that the new file *must* be a jpeg file. However, the Marching Penguins is an animated picture which means that it is not a jpeg - unless what I read about jpegs is wrong. So how can I put my own animated pix as the boot piccy?

Cheers.


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