Splash:
Shifted the logo + text block up by half a logo-height. GRUB's menu
renders centred over the splash; the previous placement put the icon
directly behind the menu entries.
First-boot summary:
wrolpi-bootstrap.sh now accumulates a short list of notable actions
(partition created, Postgres cluster set up, DB initialised) and
writes them to /tmp/wrolpi-firstboot-summary.txt. A new XDG autostart
(wrolpi-firstboot-notify) reads that file once XFCE comes up and shows
a zenity dialog telling the user what just happened — answering the
"wait, what did this thing just do to my USB drive?" question.
Subsequent boots where the bootstrap is a no-op write no summary file,
so the dialog only appears the boot it actually matters. /tmp is tmpfs,
so the file is also naturally per-boot.
Adds zenity to the package list (not pulled by --apt-recommends false).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The rebrand hook from the previous commit failed during lb build because
it referenced files as `binary/boot/grub/grub.cfg` etc., but
live-build's binary_hooks runs each hook with cwd already set to
binary/ (it does `cd binary && ../$HOOK`). The paths now drop the
`binary/` prefix.
Splash regenerated from the new transparent logo
(app/public/icon-transparent.png) so the wifi-pie has a clean white
outline on the dark splash background — better visual separation than
the white-stripped icon.png the previous splash used.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pushes "Off-grid library" down twice its own height from the bottom of
"WROLPi", clearing the visual collision.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The auto-generated live-build splash.png composes a yellow "build worker"
hardhat with "Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) amd64" baked in as a PNG
overlay. Both GRUB and ISOLINUX use it as the menu background, so it's
the first thing users see at boot.
Two replacement splash images (800x600 for GRUB, 640x480 for ISOLINUX)
land via config/includes.binary/, generated once from the project's
icon.png (the wifi-pie favicon). No build-time composition needed; the
files are checked in as binary blobs.
A *.binary hook then seds the live-build-generated menu entries so the
GRUB and ISOLINUX text reads:
Run WROLPi (live) ← was "Live system (amd64)"
Run WROLPi (live, fail-safe) ← was "Live system (amd64 fail-safe mode)"
Install WROLPi ← was "Start installer"
Install WROLPi (speech) ← was "Start installer with speech synthesis"
We can't override live-build's substitution source without patching the
distro-installed `binary_grub_cfg` script; doing it after the fact in a
.binary hook keeps the customisation in our config tree.
Note: this rebrands what GRUB / ISOLINUX render *around* the d-i menus.
Once the user selects "Install WROLPi" and d-i actually launches, the
yellow hardhat reappears inside d-i's own screens — that logo
(logo_installer.png) lives inside the d-i initrd and would require a
custom initrd rebuild to swap. Punting on that for now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
