It appears to all be the same 'ubuntu-logo' theme. We can't remove the old
graphics just yet because they're referenced by our current theme in
ubuntu-logo.patch:
+if (bits_per_pixel == 4) {
+ logo_filename = "ubuntu-logo16.png"; // old logo
...
+} else {
+ logo_filename = "ubuntu-logo.png"; // new logo
Falling back to a lower bit depth seems like something we should still support
so maybe we should just update ubuntu-logo16.png after ubuntu-logo.png is finalized.
- Daniel
On 18/3/22 11:29 pm, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> Hey there,
>
> A refresh of the Ubuntu logo is landing in Jammy, we updated the default
> plymouth theme (spinner, the one which displays the bios/vendor icon in the
> middle of the screen with an ubuntu watermark at the bottom) but it triggers the
> question of what to do with the old 'ubuntu-logo' theme which we were using
> until focal.
>
> Since the artwork is outdated and the theme unmaintained the Desktop Team is
> proposing to remove ubuntu-logo now. The theme is still recommended by the unity
> and kylin desktop packages, we suggest replacing it by spinner as it has been
> done for ubuntu desktop.
>
> Is anyone knowing of a reason why we shouldn't do that change? If so please
> reply to that email, otherwise we will go ahead and file a FFe to remove the
> theme before the LTS.
>
> Cheers,
> Sebastien Bacher
>
>
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