Usplash : Yang Menawan Yang Mudah Dioprek

Dalam desain sebuah sistem operasi, tampilan atau preferences menempati urutan yang cukup penting. Desktop yang menarik dan indah akan menambah nyaman dan menyenangkan dalam menggunakan komputer. Di distribusi Ubuntu, ada satu aplikasi yang berhubungan dengan tampilan pada saat proses booting sistem operasi yang bernama usplash. Yang paling menyenangkan, kita bisa mengganti tema atau tampilan usplash dengan sangat mudah.

Pertama, kita harus mendownload dan menginstalasi tema usplash tambahan. Di repositori, ada beberapa tema tambahan untuk usplash, antara lain usplash-theme-debian, usplash-theme-kubuntu, usplash-theme-xubuntu, usplash-theme-ubuntume, usplash-theme-edubuntu, usplash-theme-ubuntustudio dan usplash-theme-mythbuntu.

Kita tinggal menginstalasinya dengan apt.

$ sudo apt-get install usplash-theme-debian dan lainnya

Jika masih kurang, kunjungi Ubuntu-Artwork dan download tema usplash. File usplash biasanya berbentuk tar.gz dan jika di ekstraksi akan berbentuk *.so. Kita tinggal mengekstraksi tema usplash dalam bentuk tar.gz, dan memindahkan file *.so ke direktori /usr/lib/usplash

Misal :

$ sudo cp usplash-theme-greenman.so /usr/lib/usplash

Untuk mengganti tema usplash, kita tinggal menggunakan opsi update usplash via terminal :

Misal :

$ sudo update-usplash-theme ubuntume

Untuk mengetahui list tema usplash, tinggal menjalankan :

$ sudo update-usplash-theme

Akan keluar list tema usplash yang ada di sistem kita, dan jalankan :

$ sudo update-usplash-theme “nama_tema”

Sebenarnya ada front-end grafis untuk mengutak-atik tema usplash, yaitu Usplash-Switcher dan Startup-Manager. Tetapi saat saya mencoba menjalakan keduanya, terkesan tidak praktis dan bahkan error pada aplikasi usplash-switcher. Sedang startup-manager, terasa berat dan tidak praktis.

Selamat mencoba! ^_^

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Comments

mtoha said…

Nuwun pakdhe..
Blogmu penuh ilmu pak...Terima kasih banyak..
Aku coba ganti USplash ubuntu jaunty kok gagal ya.

February 19, 2010 at 5:34 PM

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