qingy is a replacement of getty. Written in C, it uses DirectFB to provide a fast, nice GUI without the overhead of the X Windows System. It allows the user to log in and start the session of his choice (text console, gnome, kde, wmaker, ...). Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: It it beta software, so it should be marked ~ on all archs. It should run on all platforms that DirectFB supports. Being a getty kind of program, I believe it should go to sys-apps category.
Created attachment 14162 [details] ebuild for qingy 0.1
Created attachment 14299 [details] ebuild for qingy 0.1.1 Please merge ebuild for version 0.1.1 instead of the old one... Significant changes (in qingy, from version 0.1): - full theme support - Changed default theme to the Ant one
Created attachment 14643 [details] ebuild for qingy 0.2 Please merge version 0.2 as it sports, amongst other things, PAM support.
Nice app, just scanning through the ebuild I think you can replace the docs install part with dodoc README NEWS, etc.
Created attachment 15780 [details] ebuild for qingy 0.2 You are right... updated ebuild to use dodoc. Thank you! Now if only some dev noticed this bug ;-)
I tried this on my laptop (PowerBook Ti), it seems to switch resolution but then ends up in a black screen. How do I change the resolutions it is running in? This laptop prefers 1152x768.
Created attachment 16903 [details] ebuild for qingy 0.2.1
This is an issue that was solved recently (see new installation info included in qingy 0.2.1 or the updated web site). You have to create a file named /etc/directfbrc and put the following line in it mode=1152x768 Substitute 1152x768 with the actual resolution you are using with framebuffer...
Jon, When is this going to be integrated into the general portage tree?
About five minutes ago ;-) Thanks for your submission.