plymouth 0.9.5+git20211018-1ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu

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plymouth (0.9.5+git20211018-1ubuntu1) jammy; urgency=medium

  * Resynchronize on Debian

plymouth (0.9.5+git20211018-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  * New upstream version 0.9.5+git20211018 (Closes: #967047)
    - debian/patches/0005-cmdline.patch: Refreshed
    - debian/plymouth.install: Install plymouthd-fd-escrow executable.
      Also copy it in the initramfs
    - debian/libplymouth5.symbols: Add newly exported symbols
  * debian/control: Bump Standards-Version to 4.6.0 (no further changes)

plymouth (0.9.5-3) unstable; urgency=medium

  [ Laurent Bigonville ]
  * debian/control: Remove dependency the ttf-dejavu-core alternative
  * Don't use /etc/vconsole.conf after all as it's not used anywhere in debian
  * d/p/0003-default-theme.patch: Switch to homeworld for bullseye

  [ Simon McVittie ]
  * Unfuzz 0008-show-delay.patch to apply cleanly

plymouth (0.9.5-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  * debian/local/plymouth.hook: Copy logo-text-version-64.png in the initramfs
  * Use /etc/default/keyboard if /etc/vconsole.conf is not available. This
    should fix CAPS lock indicator in some cases. Try to copy both files in
    the initramfs as well.  See: #968287
  * debian/local/plymouth.hook: Remove compatibility with wheezy and previous
    versions. Also, do not copy libpango explicitly but rely on copy_exec to
    copy it when needed, the label plugin is linked against it.
  * Copy the Cantarell font to the initramfs as it's used by spinner and bgrt
    themes
  * debian/libplymouth5.symbols: Add Build-Depends-Package field

plymouth (0.9.5-1) experimental; urgency=medium

  * New upstream version 0.9.5
  * Refresh the patches or delete the ones applied upstream
    d/p/0003-default-theme.patch, d/p/0005-cmdline.patch,
    d/p/0008-show-delay.patch: Refreshed
    d/p/0005-Add-RemainAfterExit-yes-to-plymouth-s-systemd-servic.patch,
    d/p/0006-main-switch-log-file-when-switching-mode.patch,
    d/p/0007-main-fix-mode-changing-before-splash-is-shown.patch: Deleted
  * debian/plymouth-themes.install: Remove the throbgress plugin, dropped
    upstream
  * debian/rules: Remove --enable-gdm-transition, dropped upstream
  * debian/plymouth.install: Install logrotate configuration for boot.log
  * debian/plymouth.install: Install the translation files
  * debian/plymouth-themes.install: Install the new bgrt theme
  * debian/rules: Set --with-runtimedir=/run
  * Bump libplymouth4 soname to libplymouth5
  * debian/local/plymouth.hook: Install the ImageDir even if it's coming from
    another theme

plymouth (0.9.4-3) unstable; urgency=medium

  * Drop debian/patches/0001-awk.patch and add a break against mawk (<< 1.3.4),
    the awk script has been tested gainst mawk (>= 1.3.4) and gawk
  * Add RemainAfterExit=yes to plymouth's systemd service files, cherry-picked
    patch from upstream
  * Properly close the boot.log file when changing mode (Closes: #943424)

plymouth (0.9.4-2) unstable; urgency=medium

  [ Laurent Bigonville ]
  * debian/plymouth.links: Drop the manpage symlink plymouth-log-viewer.8, the
    executable is not installed anymore (Closes: #922320)
  * debian/rules: Stop passing start and stop actions for update-rc.d to
    dh_installinit. update-rc.d is not supporting that for quite some time
  * debian/plymouth.postinst: Remove old cleanup code needed for early 0.9.0
    uploads
  * debian/control: Bump Standards-Version to 4.5.0 (no further changes)
  * Bump debhelper compatibility to 12, switch from dh_systemd_start to
    dh_installsystemd
  * debian/rules: Disable call to dh_installinitramfs, let's manage that
    ourself but update the maintainer scripts to mimic what it's doing.
  * debian/rules: Drop dh_strip override, plymouth-dbg is gone for at least
    one release and we don't need the migration bits to the -dbgsym package
  * Move everything from / to /usr now that the later is mounted at early
    boot, add compatibility symlinks for the executable in case the system is
    not migrated to usr-merge.
  * debian/control: Add Rules-Requires-Root: no
  * Move some executables to /usr/libexec now that's allowed in the policy
  * debian/rules: Rely on dh_autoreconf to update config.guess and config.sub
  * Drop debian/patches/0004-return-code.patch, this doesn't seem needed
    anymore, thanks to Sebastien Bacher for noticing

  [ Alper Nebi Yasak ]
  * Include less modules when appropriate. (Closes: #940014)

 -- Sebastien Bacher <email address hidden>  Wed, 23 Feb 2022 15:23:01 +0100

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Uploaded to:
Jammy
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Ubuntu Developers
Architectures:
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Section:
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Binary packages built by this source

libplymouth-dev: graphical boot animation and logger - development files

 Plymouth is an application that runs very early in the boot process
 (even before the root filesystem is mounted!) that provides a graphical
 boot animation while the boot process happens in the background.
 .
 This package contains the development files to build Plymouth plugins.

libplymouth5: graphical boot animation and logger - shared libraries

 Plymouth is an application that runs very early in the boot process
 (even before the root filesystem is mounted!) that provides a graphical
 boot animation while the boot process happens in the background.
 .
 This package contains the shared libraries.

libplymouth5-dbgsym: debug symbols for libplymouth5
plymouth: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package provides the basic framework, enabling a text-mode animation.

plymouth-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth
plymouth-label: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - label control

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package contains the label control, used by various graphical themes
 to render text.

plymouth-label-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth-label
plymouth-theme-spinner: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - spinner theme

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package contains the spinner theme.

plymouth-theme-spinner-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth-theme-spinner
plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - ubuntu theme

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package contains the default ubuntu-logo theme.

plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - ubuntu text theme

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package contains the default ubuntu-text text theme used when no
 support for a graphical theme is found on your system.

plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text
plymouth-themes: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - themes

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package provides the following themes:
 .
  * fade-in: features a centered logo that fades in and out while stars twinkle
    around the logo during system boot up.
  * glow: features a pie chart as progress indicator.
  * script: features a simple base theme.
  * solar: features a blue flamed sun with animated solar flares.
  * spinfinity: features a centered logo and animated spinner that spins in the
    shape of an infinity sign.

plymouth-themes-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth-themes
plymouth-x11: boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - X11 renderer

 Plymouth provides a boot-time I/O multiplexing framework - the most obvious
 use for which is to provide an attractive graphical animation in place of
 the text messages that normally get shown during boot. (The messages are
 instead redirected to a logfile for later viewing.) However, in event-driven
 boot systems Plymouth can also usefully handle user interaction such as
 password prompts for encrypted file systems.
 .
 This package contains the X11 renderer for a graphical boot splash.

plymouth-x11-dbgsym: debug symbols for plymouth-x11