New skin: Simple Ten Eighty

[Orlandox]

Hello @gintarasarm ,

you must use this attached file and copy it to \etc\enigma2\, then it will restored when image is updated.

 

[Tb79]

Hello @gintarasarm ,

you must use this attached file and copy it to \etc\enigma2\, then it will restored when image is updated.

And what for changes In skin Templates?

 

[dsayers]

And what for changes In skin Templates?

The user skin mod has your edit and overrides the skin and saved in settings backup so you don't need to edit the skin after updating the image.

 

[Tb79]

The user skin mod has your edit and overrides the skin and saved in settings backup so you don't need to edit the skin after updating the image.

I understand that,but it's only for Changes in skin.xml? I have Changes in skin_templates.xml ,too. How can i save them in a User Override,too?

 

[gintarasarm]

Hello @Orlandox, Thank you very much for the file and if I have a Vu+ Duo4KSE receiver, am I correct in understanding that this is the name that will be displayed on it?

 

[dsayers]

I understand that,but it's only for Changes in skin.xml? I have Changes in skin_templates.xml ,too. How can insave them in a User Override?

Look at the XML file.


You save the screen name section in the XML file. Hopefully someone else can go into more details on how skin mods work.

Add your edited screen after QuitMainloopScreen

Ensuring </skin> stays at the bottom of the file.

Once done save a copy of your original edited files. Uninstall the skin and reinstall to see if it works.

 

[Orlandox]

Yes, DimitarCC uses BoxLogo render to get the box name.

 

[Tb79]

Look at the XML file.


You save the screen name section in the XML file. Hopefully someone else can go into more details on how skin mods work.

Add your edited screen after QuitMainloopScreen

Ensuring </skin> stays at the bottom of the file.

Once done save a copy of your original edited files. Uninstall the skin and reinstall to see if it works.

yes, i understand that. but my question is, if the user skin only overrides the skin.xml or the skin_templates.xml too? so i would copy the changed lines from skin_templates.xml to the user skin, too?

 

[gintarasarm]

@Orlandox, I have another question: would it be possible to have this included permanently in the new image, so that no further manual adjustments are needed? Thank you in advance for your response—if this is possible, please go ahead and do it... I would be very grateful

 

[Orlandox]

@Orlandox, I have another question: would it be possible to have this included permanently in the new image, so that no further manual adjustments are needed? Thank you in advance for your response—if this is possible, please go ahead and do it... I would be very grateful

S1080 skin is maintained by @Huevos . Only he can answer that.

 

[gintarasarm]

I think many users would join in on desire

 

[Orlandox]

You must take into account that BoxLogo.py is installed when E2-DarkOS skin is installed, it is not a part of OpenViX image. So I doubt that it will not be implemented to S1080.

 

[DimitarCC]

BoxLogo renderer is installed with boxlogos package that is enforced as dependency in DarkOS skin. Any skin can use it if install the package. Logos itself are also part of that package.

 

[dsayers]

yes, i understand that. but my question is, if the user skin only overrides the skin.xml or the skin_templates.xml too? so i would copy the changed lines from skin_templates.xml to the user skin, too?

Yes it will override any parts of the skin including templates

 

[gintarasarm]

DimitarCC, in the DarkOS skin You really did everything beautifully and perfectly It would be absolutely great will be if this could be done on this image!