Same here, priority is too low.
If Splashy claims to make the boot process nicer, then it should not
result in users not knowing what is going on.
If a standard fsck file system check is performed, a timeout occuring in
splashy and a display not showing the process status does not seem to be
a good fit for a nice boot process.
Please let me know if I can contribute in any way to make this process
visible, or I will also have to remove the splashz application on my
installations.
Regards
Adrian
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