@wxl Need a lil help here P48

@apt-ghetto The theme still doesn't get installed by default. So we are waiting for that. I guess it's not yet in the seed.
I will try to add now.

Looks like it's done. Yay!

Removed translations and gitattributes

Updated script file name and removed some comments.

Edited the control file.

I guess @The_LoudSpeaker is the right man for writing this down

^ @wxl you might want to see this.

Modified homepage key settings so that it is consistent with ctrl+alt+b and opens default browser. instead of firefox everytime.

• Actually fixed thhe Ctrl+Alt+B
• Added settings for search key

In T21#2312, @wxl wrote:

Another idea (I'm full of them): we make our own hack for xscreensaver.
The instructions are fairly basic and suggest hacking on an existing one. Of these, the simplest is greynetic.
Alternately, we just create a folder of images and use one of the hacks that use them, e.g. glflux or gleidescope (which is pretty rad, especially if tweaked from default settings a tad). That would be something easy that we could do right now.

In T21#2311, @wxl wrote:

Maybe we should just pick one as the default rather than using random?

Here's the file with required edits:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/3FmJTWCgQk/

Added Newline

Updated version no

Modified the time in changelog

I have an idea, Currently, the postinst file of the package modifies the /etc/default/grub but I will modify it tonight so that it creates a new script under /etc/default/grub.d/ and then test it. If it works, there will be no need to make any changes to rARTWORK or rDEFAULTSETTINGS. Just install the package like any other package. (Even during installation of lubuntu) and all will be done.

looks very goooood!

@guiverc yup meta = super.
And you have to tally with P38. Man page is not updated yet. Even tho, your results are same to mine.
Also, does pressing super/meta open applications menu ?

Anyone who tests this, should see that the shortcuts mentioned in P38 should be working.

The issue is not fully solved even after using files from D34. Will have to dig up more.
Everyone who tests this, Provide detailed observations here. I will be also doing the same.

Updated the changelog

Added globalkeyshortcuts.conf

Since it's done, we don't have to then put the config file here right? It should go to rLUBUNTUDEFAULTSETTINGS ?

Check D18. Included this.

Included screengrab from T84

I made a list of those which are good from the currently shipped ones:
abstractile
binary ring
cwaves
Deco
Fiberlamp
fuzzy flakes
penrose
popsquares
slidescreen

Added a few points to the changelog. Also, email. again.

shortsuts and emailid

Updated version number and release name.

Modified Diff

So this goes as a SRU?

Undo the modifications to workaround-missed-file-monitoring.patch
updated timestamp using dch -r

Removed libfm-qt6/ and libfm-qt-l10n/
edited header
using P31

D32 is the diff you should be looking at.
And here's the longest paste ever: P30
Includes build log. Had to build more than once. Don't remember exactly how many times.

As I said that day, there are several commits after latest release. total 7 affecting the concerned file. But among those commits, other files are also changed. So I will have to try to create a patch of each concerning commit and then merge all patches into one. *Then* try to apply that patch. A bit busy today. Have a marathon tommorow. Will give it a shot on friday.

That seems fair. Okay. So we do not change the grub config file.
To include the theme in live usb where do we put it?

In the /etc/default/grub,
GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE is set to 'hidden' by default for new installations if only lubuntu is installed and not dual booted.
This makes grub to not show up in single installation systems. Thus, not showing the theme. It should be changed to menu or be unset. I don't know which task this comes under. Maybe cala settings? @wxl @kc2bez @hmollercl any inputs?

@guiverc thanks for testing.
About not finding package, I am not sure I understand what happened. But I just upgraded a vm from 19.04 to 19.10 and Installed the ppa and was able to use sudo apt install lubuntu-grub-theme.
Maybe you tried adding the ppa to a 19.04 system.
In dch. I have set eoan.