Hi, >> This is an interesting idea, but I don't think plymouth makes it any >> easier to display CJK & Indic glyphs. (Please someone more technical >> tell me if I'm wrong here, I vaguely remember this being an issue when >> we wanted to add a messagse to fedup) > > I hoped that it would be easier to localize plymouth compared to grub2. In > addition to that we'd also get rid of problems resulting of the > interaction between grub2 s gfx stack and the kernel/plymouth, and last but > not least we wouldn't need to maintain a theme for grub. Yea it's not really easier. We start plymouth in the initrd, and we don't have fonts, translations, font rendering libraries or anything in the initrd. we could ship those things in the initrd but it would make the initrd substantially larger. Of course we can do localized text fine on systems that don't have initrds, or at later points in the boot process after we've switched out of the initrd. --Ray -- devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
