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Earlier quoted context omitted.
This one does have a screenshot, though, in the usual spot in the readme.
As someone unfamiliar with grub, the screenshot leaves me with more questions than answers
Now someone needs to write a renderer so that the world-background camera also spins around!
It would be a pretty fun project to write a CPU software rasterizer that works in UEFI… (Obviously GPUs are out of the question, but it might be possible to use multiple CPU cores)
On Rocky Linux 8, I had to change GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT to "gfxterm", then it would pickup the GRUB_THEME value. My kid uses Grub all the time to reboot into Windows to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition, this will boggle his mind.
https://github.com/minecraft-linux/appimage-builder/releases...
https://github.com/Lxtharia/minegrub-theme/issues/18
I get the ideals are on point, but it doesn't look like the place to campaign about it.
Hopefully the author doesn't have any anxiety or issue about politely saying "The issue description doesn't look to me like a bug in my code." and closing it.
Naturally, the project couldn't miss having a "bug" report which asks to move the code to a different Git host . https://github.com/Lxtharia/minegrub-theme/issues/18 I get the ideals are on point, but it doesn't look like the place to campaign about it. Hopefully the author doesn't have any anxiety or issue about politely saying " The issue description doesn't look to me like a bug in my code. " and closing it.
Now someone needs to write a renderer so that the world-background camera also spins around!
It would be a pretty fun project to write a CPU software rasterizer that works in UEFI… (Obviously GPUs are out of the question, but it might be possible to use multiple CPU cores)
I think the real game uses a cubemap so the camera is inside a cube with six textured faces which I guess should be easy enough to render if you wanted to do it properly
I like the fact there are multiple splash tags even though "I use Arch BTW" is a great one.