[00:31] @ItzSwirlz [good for you], Who asked? [00:32] @tsimonq2 [Who asked?], your mom. [00:32] :P [01:01] shut up guys [01:01] fr this sucks [01:01] people are stupid === DrewRWx_ is now known as DrewRWx === ddevault is now known as Guest80933 === ddevault_ is now known as ddevault [11:01] is 20.04.1 image ready? [11:02] https://phab.lubuntu.me/D98 this was supposed to go in with 20.04.1 [11:03] ^ wxl @tsimonq2 @kc2bez approve ploxx [12:30] I guess it must have snuck up on us [16:54] ? [16:55] * The_LoudSpeaker doesn't have english as his native. [18:46] @kc2bez: just read your comment. Did you have the lubuntu-grub-theme package installed After installation? Also, can you paste your /etc/default/grub ? [18:52] I remember pusing to rMETA but not uploading it. [18:52] I forgot if the upload is required for rMETA [18:53] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PdFGpfgRMM/ [18:56] https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5d32sgcVvV/ [18:57] There you go @The_LoudSpeaker ^ [18:57] thanks! [18:57] np [18:57] I see that the THEME variable isn't set yet [18:58] The D98 specifically sets it [18:58] I applied D98 to a live session [18:58] do you have any files in /etc/default/grub.d/ ? [19:00] init-select.cfg is in there [19:00] nope thats always there. [19:01] right [19:01] all the lines are commented out anyway [19:03] where do I check if GRUB_ENABLE_CRYPTODISK: true was applied? [19:13] That should only get applied if LUKS is used. [19:13] okay [19:14] https://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub/grub.html#Configuration this confirms GRUB_THEME is the correct parameter. [19:14] Why doesn't it get applied then? [19:44] I guess we should set GRUB_THEME as a cfg in /etc/default/grub.d/ [19:51] The problem with using /etc/default/grub.d/ is that it gets considered when update-grub is run and not when grub-mkconfig is run. the latter runs during lubuntu installation. [19:53] we had implemented /etc/default/grub.d/grub-theme.cfg previosly but I remember GRUB_THEME not getting set during installation. [19:57] The_LoudSpeaker: could that be due to calamares ordering ? [19:58] We can do what breeze theme does, append a line to /etc/default/grub itself. We already have overrite: false set in https://phab.lubuntu.me/source/calamares-settings-ubuntu/browse/master/lubuntu/modules/grubcfg.conf so it won't get overritten when putting other things in that file. [19:58] TJ-: how can I check? [19:59] The_LoudSpeaker: well, check how it does things. if like you say it diretyl calls grub-mkconfig then that isn't going to play well but it ought to call "update-grub, the shell-script wrapper [20:00] ^ wxl you know the order? [20:01] https://phab.lubuntu.me/source/calamares-settings-ubuntu/browse/master/lubuntu/settings.conf [20:02] The_LoudSpeaker: looking at the shell script /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig it actually *does* source those files: for x in ${sysconfdir}/default/grub.d/*.cfg ; do [20:02] The_LoudSpeaker: so which-ever way it is triggered those files should be included (file permissions allowing) [20:04] then I don't know why it didn't work last time. [20:04] I will give it another try. [20:05] forget D98 [20:05] Typo in the variable name? [20:06] I don't remember so. [20:19] https://phab.lubuntu.me/rARTc7b5bed2ff91d1c410cd75328fb4431d69f40a1c#change-uhCaCizq56ep [20:19] This was the previos one. [20:32] I have pushed the changes to phab for the cfg. [20:32] Now uploading. [20:37] one thing that occurs; the .postinst script is doing "update-grub" - that'll only work if /usr/sbin/ is in the PATH at that point - might be worth checking the installer's environment and how it works - is it creating a chroot for the /target/ and if so is that in the PATH? might be worth explicitly calling "/usr/sbin/update-grub" and testing [20:52] I think it wasn't working and that's why we had removed the posy install script later. [20:53] Right now it only places the things in place like grub2-themes-mate does [20:54] I am depending on cala to call update-grub and use the cfg file in grub.d [21:04] I doubt calamares will call 'update-grub' unless it is Debian/Ubuntu aware; for cross-OS it'd call grub-mkconfig I'd expect [23:18] h [23:18] i [23:18] motus think ubuntu cinnamon is a joke so meanwhile [23:18] at my 'playground' [23:18] give me something to do [23:18] lmfao